Sentence examples for mostly at a from inspiring English sources

The trail rides are mostly at a walk.

She smoked off and on, mostly at a cafe over a cup of coffee.

And then, mostly at a tangent to the other two, there is the history of terrorism.

The show, ostensibly set in the Hamptons, is now shot mostly at a California studio.

The properties were sold, mostly at a loss, and he now lives more modestly.

The book moves mostly at a gallop, and the tension seldom abates.

Otherwise, it's a painful movie to look at, directed mostly at a television level.

The rebels have fanned out across the country, forming militias that seem to be organizing mostly at a local level.

Striding into a farmer's field she charms a gaggle of villagers, keeping her security men mostly at a distance.

Adaptation is occurring in Australia but mostly at a planning/conceptual level, according to climatologist Penelope Whetton.

It is based in San Jose, Calif., and has about 450 employees, mostly at a factory in Puerto Rico.