Sentence examples for mostly gets the from inspiring English sources

Overall, it mostly gets the job done.

A mad captain goes in pursuit of a white whale vowing revenge; a protracted pursuit begins; the whale mostly gets the better of it.

Obviously the laser etching isn't quite perfect, but it mostly gets the job done.

As for the scenes with sound, we mostly get the familiar moments of actors flubbing their lines.

Order tamales and you will mostly get the savory corn dough made with masa -- a dough of ground corn and water, and shortening -- with a little meat in the center.

Despite his considerable wage demands, he's much less of a gamble than five years ago, when Bayern's bratwurst magnate Uli Hoeness bought into the sizzle but mostly got the wrong kind of brownish sausage in return.

Fermor admitted that it "was actually something he saw many years later in an antique shop in Salonika — 'but it fitted so perfectly.' " If, as Cooper remarks, "the magpie mind adds details freely" — one thinks in this regard of Fermor's friend and fellow embroiderer Bruce Chatwin — Fermor mostly got the larger story right.

He's just 46 – young enough to mostly get the Internet generation.

I'd call around to all the national outlets and wires and mostly get the question "What's Keystone XL?" or "Isn't that out in Nebraska somewhere?" While the pipeline had been simmering as a regional fight for a while, it was all but unknown inside the beltway.

Your crush will see how cool and pretty you are! Try to join a club/group; mostly try to join a cheerleading club, they mostly get the most attention for the girl's most noticed cheerleading club/group.

With Woods, though, you get the feeling that his fame mostly gets in the way.