Sentence examples for mostly from two from inspiring English sources
IT'S reaction time to the violence in Central Park, mostly from two aggrieved quarters.
The cuts will come mostly from two businesses in the networks sector.
Fewer than 100 people -- mostly from two groups, one called Move-Out and another called Free Republic -- waved flags as "The Star Spangled Banner" played over a portable speaker.
Every indication is that these students, mostly from two alternative middle schools, are being well prepared for college, and no one should question their convictions or those of parents who think they know what's best for their kids.
Stony Brook earned $11.8 million of SUNY's royalties in the 1998 fiscal year mostly from two products: ReoPro, a drug used to clear blocked coronary arteries, and VolumePro, a 3-D imaging software system.
They come mostly from two private collections, those of Albert and Mildred Otten and Scott M. Black, with two added sculptures owned by the museum and a third from an anonymous lender.
Updates come mostly from three Afghan commanders whose braggadocio suggests that hot air rises from the heat of battle.
But Talcahuano's damage and death toll came mostly from three monster waves that followed the earthquake.
Students also learned — mostly from one another — how to use symbolism to put across political views while living in a totalitarian state.
The New Yorker, July 30 , 1932P. 5 A teacher who is at Columbia Summer School told us of a bunch of flowers presented to her on the last day of school by her students, aged mostly from eight to nine.
The exhibition at the Palazzo Poli is an expanded version of "Nostoi: Recovered Masterpieces," a show of some 70 pieces recovered mostly from four American museums, which opened in December at the Quirinale, or presidential palace, in Rome.
