Sentence examples for mostly in that from inspiring English sources

Today's kits are mostly in that vein.

With Mr. Kucinich were 15 supporters and campaign workers, all praising God and their candidate, mostly in that order.

The day before, the association documented 104 deaths around Syria, at least 46 of them in Homs, mostly in that one neighborhood.

On holiday in the Scilly Isles, the painter Barbara Middleton encouraged him to use water-colour, after which he worked mostly in that medium, or in tempera and pastel.

Those officials, and Mustafa H. Kuko, director of the Islamic Center of Riverside, which Mr. Farook attended for a few years, said the family moved when she was a child to Saudi Arabia, and she grew up mostly in that country.

While not perfect, the E-PM1 fortunately seems to stick it mostly in that sweet spot.

Today, the company's portfolio consists of a full ownership or interest in 25 office buildings, mostly in Midtown Manhattan, that have a total of 10.1 million square feet.

In 1955, Ms. Patton published "A Piece of Luck," a second collection of stories, set mostly in suburbia, that explored the private worlds of children and women.

"They were trying to figure out how to describe the future, and mostly in ways that would have them still in charge of it.

(As in, it won't help you pull, it doesn't make you look thin and it's mostly in colours that make you look ill).

Today, companies routinely buy and sell patents, mostly in deals that draw little attention, for millions of dollars instead of billions.