Sentence examples for mostly mean from inspiring English sources

To Chileans, empanadas mostly mean empanadas al horno, which are frequently baked in a wood-burning oven.

In most countries, when people fight over the tax burden on citizens, they mostly mean the tax rate.

"His audiences are very straitjacketed in their expectations of him, and by that I mostly mean fat suit, fat suit, fat suit".

There are all sorts of flavours people (and by people we mostly mean Jamie Oliver) suggest adding – herbs, citrus peel, vinegar, and the like.

Modern Americans, especially Republicans, insist that Congress should control any decision to strike Syria by which they mostly mean that they want a veto over Mr Obama.

The Olympic Village is occupied by two classes of citizens: those athletes for whom the Games mean everything, and those for whom they mostly mean a paid vacation.

In Andalucía that mostly means olives.

By that, he mostly means politics.

But, of course, what news mostly meant was buzz.

Post-war trade liberalisation has mostly meant slashing tariff rates.

By his own admission, "long-term investment" mostly means buildings.