Sentence examples for mostly little from inspiring English sources

"It's mostly little garbage.

Markets elsewhere in the region were mostly little changed.

But Mr. Maazel and the orchestra began sluggishly and were mostly little more than dutiful partners.

"Mostly little things like a toaster and other gadgets you realise are unnecessary," he says.

SALLYLAW: Why are bridesmaids in England (or royal weddings, at least) mostly little kids?

Several other new appointees, mostly little known, are also from St . Petersburg

PIRATE BOOTY Clothes, curios and trinkets from mostly little-known independent (and international) companies.

(Tommasini) 'Il Trovatore' (Saturday and Thursday) When David McVicar's production of this Verdi classic was revived in the fall with mostly little-known singers it crackled with passionate commitment.

At 8 30 p.m., Here, 145 Avenue of the Americas, at Dominick Street, South Village, (212) 352-3101, prototypefestival.org; $20. (Vivien Schweitzer) ★ 'Il Trovatore' (Wednesday) When David McVicar's production of this Verdi classic was revived in the fall, with mostly little-known singers, it crackled with passionate commitment.

"The American Effect: Global Perspectives on the United States, 1990-2003," a show at the Whitney Museum of American Art of recent works by fifty mostly little-known artists, filmmakers, and collaborative groups from thirty or so countries, purports to explore foreign views of the U.S.A.

By Peter Schjeldahl "The American Effect: Global Perspectives on the United States, 1990-2003," a show at the Whitney Museum of American Art of recent works by fifty mostly little-known artists, filmmakers, and collaborative groups from thirty or so countries, purports to explore foreign views of the U.S.A.