Sentence examples for mostly moved on from inspiring English sources
But Japan has mostly moved on, and so will we.
The old neighbors have mostly moved on, replaced by settlers from Eastern Europe.
Nor has he forgotten the young unemployed – even if the media have mostly moved on.
The Congressional champions of cheaper, dependable weapons have mostly moved on or been silenced by the gains of weapons technology.
From the on-screen evidence and from all those talking Paskowitz heads, it appears that the family mostly moved on too.
He's mostly moved on from the genre, which is why the anthology "Da Trak Genious" (Planet Mu) is so crucial; few of these songs had official releases beyond YouTube and the late, lamented imeem.com.
The focus of entrepreneurs and investors mostly moves on.
The note patterns on a guitar stay the same except the fingers are mostly moved down one fret lower.
Mostly what I'm saying is the buzz has largely moved on from social, and that's a good thing.
In the seven years since, their other teammates have moved on, mostly to retirement.
Times have moved on, mostly, from Princess Diana's pie-crust-collar tent dresses, but that doesn't mean times are great in the world of maternity clothes.
