Sentence examples for mostly asking from inspiring English sources

Fresh, clean-uniformed policemen from another town were in charge, and a crowd of dirty and disarrayed citizens crowded around them, mostly asking after lost relatives.

They are mostly asking for "Digital Touch" — the name that Apple gives to the system that allows users to send over custom taps to their friends.

For a while, Pranab Kaku still showed up once a week for dinner on his own, mostly asking my mother what she thought of Deborah.

That early peaceful hour for swimming laps at the Y. They're the unsung grace notes of the city, of little interest to tourists, like the ones who occasionally drift onto this block, Europeans mostly, asking about the Marx Brothers' boyhood home (two doors down, No. 179, fourth floor).

He spoke maybe a quarter of the time, mostly asking questions.

She often wants to talk to about houses, mostly asking me if I've started saving for one.

At lunch, Turiaf mostly asked Jack about his hobbies (baseball, soccer, lacrosse and surf casting).

These days the women mostly ask for Derek Trucks, the Allman Brothers' young ponytailed guitarist.

This season, he mostly asked his team to respect the game and each other.

So it is probable that Mitchell would mostly ask Giambi about himself.

But these days, Mr. McCarthy said, people mostly ask him to take poles down.