Sentence examples for mostly crowded from inspiring English sources

About 150 supporters, mostly crowded around child-sized dining tables, heard Cruz vow to order a criminal investigation into Planned Parenthood on day one as president, right after rescinding "every single illegal unconstitutional executive action taken by President Obama".

Citizens who had recovered from various degrees of radiation sickness were coming back by the thousand — by November 1st, the population, mostly crowded into the outskirts, was already 137,000, more than a third of the wartime peak — and the government set in motion all kinds of projects to put them to work rebuilding the city.

Further, the longer the enemy had to remain mostly crowded on ships at sea and in the open on land, the more likely that insufficient supply, discomfort and especially disease would become his allies and the deadly enemies of the British.

The repertory is mostly crowd-pleasers by Verdi, Puccini, Menotti and Johann Strauss, as well as occasional programs of popular arias and Broadway fare.

Riot police used water cannons to disperse hundreds of demonstrators, mostly crowds of women.

Based in Lamole in Chianti in Tuscany, we drove out to a number of sublimely beautiful destinations away from (well mostly) crowds of tourists.

Those remaining, mostly protesters, crowded outside while Gaetz fielded questions.

The restaurant was crowded, mostly with families.

This crowd was beardless — a mostly secular crowd.

As Bill Clinton went to Harlem seeking validation from a mostly black crowd, Clarence Thomas went to the Hilton seeking validation from a mostly white crowd.

Children are welcome, but it's a mostly adult crowd.