Sentence examples for mostly celebrated from inspiring English sources

West End and Broadway are mostly celebrated for musicals — they are simply breathtaking.

Balentien's march into history was mostly celebrated in Japan, a clear indication that times have changed.

The Seahawks defense is mostly celebrated for its quality in the secondary.

Invention, idealism and opportunism mix, and the potential of the digital is celebrated and debated but mostly celebrated.

For seven years, he was mostly celebrated as the Toronto Raptors' general manager, until his dismissal in 2004.

A Washington area native, Thirakul believes that because D.C. is mostly celebrated as an educated city, and as the "heart of American politics," some residents have a "utilitarian" attitude towards dress.

That flag came down July 10 as a large crowd gathered to mostly celebrate its removal.

While far-right leaders throughout Europe were among the first to congratulate Trump, they were mostly celebrating the victory rather than the man himself.

"But I know from what I have been told that from all over the world, actually every TV station, every newspaper talked about him, mostly celebrating his life.

On March 6 of that year, Mr. Loodts sent a classified cable to Belgium's foreign minister, which noted, near its end, that, "Libyans never fought memorable battles, they mostly celebrate the evacuation of foreign troops (British and American).

Six months ago, Meniaylo tried and failed to seize control of the museum and its property with a proposal to create a Sevastopol museum complex, which would have brought together Chersonesus and museums and memorials that mostly celebrate Sevastopol's heroic role in the Second World War.