Sentence examples for mostly go after from inspiring English sources

I mostly go after big tuna — yellow fin tuna.

Like the resident tigers and panthers in this part of the Himalayas, leopards are generally nocturnal and mostly go after farm dogs and livestock.

In Vermont, an encampment at City Hall in Burlington was mostly gone after a 16-day occupation.

The National Guard is mostly gone; after Sept. 11, it used the armory as a command center and briefly bivouacked troops among the building's Tiffany treasures.

The carcasses are mostly gone after about 10 years.

The team is mostly going after the lifelong learning sector market.

Unlike Google, Harrison told me, London-based Mediafed is mostly going after premium publishers and premium advertisers.

The hot fission products are gone after 300 years (and mostly gone after 200 years), and the concentration of plutonium and other radionuclides are very small.

Up until now the company was mostly going after relatively small teams with this service, but today it is launching Stash Data Center, its Git solution for large enterprises.

Kim says the company stuck with a more traditional enterprise sales model because it's mostly going after large customers right now.

Weemo, for example, announced support for native iOS and Android apps earlier today, and while the technologies are similar, that company's business model is a bit different from TokBox in that the company is mostly going after software vendors and not developers.