Sentence examples for mostly come to from inspiring English sources

— bioethicists have mostly come to agree that the sickest should be treated first.

"Students mostly come to school to get permission to travel around the city," Mehari said.

He should be a conspicuous figure but Scotland has mostly come to consider him something of a native.

People take turns in various moods, and say they mostly come to Fox Hounds to be around other people who went through what they did.

He thereby involves the reader in separating the good, who mostly come to no good, from their persecutors; and suggests the dehumanising (and bureaucratising) nature of tyranny.

BACK in the early days, Mr. Schokora and Mr. Leow went searching for members at indie rock concerts, gallery openings and music festivals; now, however, the artists mostly come to them.

He mostly comes to his subject's defense.

It is to her credit that the reader mostly comes to feel the same way.

In the 20th century it mostly came to be regarded like graffiti: something polite and respectful people did not do.

Regular followers of the New York choral and early-music scenes knew what to expect from those excellent ensembles, and it mostly came to pass.

The official economic watchdog says that the age structure of the latest waves of mass migration is skewed to those of working age – they are mostly coming to Britain to work or study.