Sentence examples for mostly gathered from inspiring English sources

The works were mostly gathered in Rome, where the last installation of "Indian Highway" was shown, and shipped from there.

His prominent friends, including Henry A. Kissinger and Kofi Annan, were mostly gathered before he was mayor.

Since its formation over the past few weeks, beside a row of shuttered storefronts and discount shops in a plaza called Military Park, where a shoelace binds the gate protecting a commemorative cannon, the demonstrators have mostly gathered on weekends.

So far OccupyArchive has some 3,200 items relating to hundreds of occupations around the country, mostly gathered by volunteers who have scoured the Web for scans of meeting minutes, posters, Flicker photos and other material.

Until now, we have only had the crudest information about these other distant worlds – mass, orbit, approximate temperature – mostly gathered from indirect observations of them passing in front of their host star.

Its many references are mostly gathered from public bio-newsgroups and academic Web sites, and links to the original sources are retained.

While the industry mostly gathers lots of data, or stores it in new cloud-based databases, the start-up, ClearStory Data, is building the biggest possible base of data consumers.

Sensing technologies mostly gather information about social behavior and environmental conditions using a number of sensing technologies.

After the soft soap, Verizon gets a little more specific about what this means — noting that its ad programs mostly gather (and acquire) demographic data on users, while AOL's Advertising Network tracks browsing data, app usage and location.

We also assume that genomic regions known to be involved in late blight resistance mostly gather in medium regions, which had been enriched with markers.

In the early 1970s, when used sports-racing cars were mostly gathering dust, Steve Earle gathered some friends and their cars at the Laguna Seca road circuit.