Sentence examples for mostly dried from inspiring English sources
Those sources of easy money have mostly dried up.
Substantive dialogue between the two sides mostly dried up under Park's presidential predecessor, Lee Myung-Bak, who took a tough line with Pyongyang.
The insurgency of the 1990s has mostly dried up, and elections in 2008 drew the highest percentage of voters in a generation.
For Ms. Nussbaum, 61, the paid lectures she regularly gave across the country have mostly dried up, but she has just finished writing a book: "It's the story of my relationship with Joel since the day I met him".
And while Moret argues that Katrina spending mostly dried up before Jindal took office, many economists contend that the benefits of any stimulus last longer than the initial spending.
The centre of the county contains buttes, broken red sandstone mesas, angular volcanic rocks—including the landmark Ship Rock and mountains rising dramatically from the basically flat landscape, with arroyos and canyons gouged by streams that have mostly dried up.
"This year has been mostly dry," he said.
The leaked Pentagon Papers consisted of mostly dry academic prose.
Fruits of Asparagales are mostly dry, dehiscent capsules or berries.
Soft (track covered) - snow away; patchy rain today mostly dry tomorrow".
It will be mostly dry and bright across central areas but stay cold.
