Sentence examples for mostly notes from inspiring English sources

The letters to Hilly that survive, those written after 1963, are mostly notes about money and arrangements for the children.

The documents, mostly notes by former Chrysler Chief Financial Officer Gary Valade, brought the trial to a halt last week.

Defence officials told the Washington Post that the full investigation had shown that there were in fact only several hundred emails exchanged between Gen Allen and Mrs Kelley, mostly notes on current news topics and social matters or compliments on Gen Allen's television interviews.

The ancient sources for Orion's legend are mostly notes in the margins of ancient poets (scholia) or compilations by later scholars, the equivalent of modern reference works or encyclopedias; even the legend from Hesiod's Astronomy survives only in one such compilation.

The Citizens United decision is mostly noted for releasing a torrent of campaign spending by outside groups.

In several speeches, Mr. Moi has mostly noted that God makes the weather -- and rain feeds wells and hydroelectric dams.

The square is mostly noted for its clock tower and the charmless Sheraton Hotel in the middle of it.

The second was a much more discursive (1,500-word 1,500-word of appraisalts of US-Russiallrelaspects moftly noting areas of agreement.

But he was mostly noted for his depiction of women, with one review of a 1919 New York stage production observing that "Eltinge's impersonations are always a subtle and good-humored satire on feminine mannerisms and foibles".

Canada's 60-odd aboriginal languages are now spoken by just over 200,000 people.In a country where multiculturalism is seen as a virtue, the language revelations in the census were mostly noted as a positive sign.

It seeps into groundwater, but because the contamination tends to be minor in this country, for many years its presence was mostly noted and dismissed by public health researchers.