Sentence examples for mostly early from inspiring English sources
Smotrycz started 18 games, mostly early in the season, while Brundidge and Christian were reserves.
In November, the auction house sold 72 works, mostly early 20th-century French and German art that had belonged to the Los Angeles collectors Nathan and Marion Smooke.
"The Poems of Marianne Moore," edited by her friend Grace Schulman, gathers some 100 previously uncollected, mostly early, poems and clarifies her poetic development.
Among his notable recordings are single discs devoted to Janacek and Carl Nielsen, a coupling of concertos by Britten and Shostakovich and an album of works by mostly early 20th-century Norwegian composers, called "The Long, Long Winter Night".
This show of mostly early works is more exciting because it presents some of the very paintings that made Mr. Schnabel the most hotly talked-about artist of the 80's.
Many people have gone hungry in the past few months thanks to a poor harvest: instead of falling evenly through the 2004-05 growing season, the rains came all at once, mostly early on.
Though the conditions were remarkably similar, the Northridge earthquake (named after the suburb of Los Angeles where the epicentre was located) did only $20 billion of damage and killed 72 people, mostly early-morning motorists on their way to work.
Democrats had hoped to hold the seat, and the Democratic Governors Association spent more than $3 million in support of Mr. Dalton, mostly earlier in the campaign season.
The fund will be used to invest in mostly early-stage startups at the intersection of computer science and life sciences.
In the case of Andreessen Horowitz, the Sand Hill Road powerhouse launched a $200 milliona16zz Bio Fund last year, which invests in mostly early-stage startups at the intersection of computer science and life sciences.
The money also comes on the heels of a $200 million fund that the firm announced in November called the AH Bio Fund, a vehicle that's being used to invest in mostly early-stage startups at the intersection of computer science and life sciences.
