Sentence examples for mostly expired from inspiring English sources

That includes repairing discarded appliances, wearing secondhand clothing, and eating food discarded by grocery stores (mostly expired canned or boxed goods, but sometimes produce as well).

Some medieval copies circulated, but these too mostly expired from neglect or deliberate destruction, for Epicurean philosophies were uncongenial to Christianity.

The gang of political has-beens that constitute the Liberal Democrat peerage has no power, and the money or talent they once brought their party has mostly expired.

Eventually, the laws were mostly repealed or expired.

The legal authority for Mayor Michael Bloomberg's mostly successful experiment expired on June 30.

This holdover from the neighborhood's beatnik and folkie days outlived the scenes that passed through it, disappeared for a while, returned for a 33-year encore and finally expired, mostly unlamented.

But growth has already slowed partly because of limits on the number of new cars that can be registered each month in Beijing, and mostly because government incentives expired at the start of this year.

ANALYSIS: This collection of humor from the quarterly magazine McSweeney's has a smattering of pieces that go on too long or whose shelf life has expired, but mostly it breaks mold after mold in hilarious fashion.

Go through the area regularly and toss out anything that's expired or mostly used up.

Gap recently said that it would close 230 stores in the next two years, mostly as leases expire, as it tries to balance its online, outlet and regular sales.

It will close 180 of its 579 stores over the next three years, mostly when leases expire, and hopes to open franchises in those locations.