Sentence examples for mostly by doing from inspiring English sources

"We've figured out some things already, mostly by doing them incorrectly," said Matt Gould, 32.

The Dodgers insist their mess can be mopped away, mostly by doing nothing at all.

The "Tonight Show," with Jimmy Fallon, and "Jimmy Kimmel Live" have mastered the art — mostly by doing charming, gently offbeat bits with celebrities, who prove themselves to be tremendous good sports — just how we've always hoped they'd be.

Mostly, though, the students learn by doing: they cook, bake, mix drinks, brew coffee, wash dishes, and wait on tables.

It ensures that the safety net system supported mostly by employers does not shift to one funded entirely by taxpayers.

The problem was that, at that time, the U.S. government, funded mostly by tariffs, did not have money for social programs.

The current popular model of legal aid (offered mostly by NGOs) does not specifically provide for the rights of children.

Make sure that the feathers mostly point downward by do so at varying angles.

Respondents were mostly MD's (86.6%), followed by DO's (11.2%), with one physician respondent holding a non-U.S.

Mostly, they are doing this by improving energy efficiency and reducing cost.

Your roads don't freeze, and we bet the dancing will mostly be done by you, not your Dodge.