Sentence examples for mostly groups of from inspiring English sources

THE CROWD Mostly groups of four or more — the better to meet the onslaught of abundance.

By creating cooperatives, mostly groups of women, that supply goods to fashion's famous — from the eco-conscious Stella McCartney to the queen-of-good-causes Vivienne Westwood — Mr. Cipriani has brought ethical issues into the 21st century conversation.

The owners of the aircraft (who nowadays are mostly groups of investors who lease them to carriers) will want the 787 to have a long and flexible service life.

Carter performed a new song, "Hard To Love," for the crowd, which consisted of "several hundred people... mostly groups of women" who paid $10 for the opportunity to see him, according to TampaBay.com.com

There couldn't have been more than a few dozen people circling the bar, mostly groups of 30-something gay men in dark winter coats, with splashes of more colorful characters in the crowd possibly hired by Alig himself.

The first volume treated mostly groups of free-living crustaceans [280].

His customers are mostly groups like Sons of Confederate Veterans, of which he said he is a member.

The 61 tattoos on Ötzi's body consist mostly of groups of lines or crosses, and are spread across his body.

The signature program of the modern welfare state, Social Security, excluded agricultural and domestic workers, mostly black groups of laborers, when it was signed in 1935.

It was mostly just groups of thirty-somethings in moderately expensive suits drinking Peroni. .

Third, we applied the DU90% to each of the seven mostly prescribed groups of drugs where we expected the influence of PTAMs to become most obvious.