Sentence examples for mostly official from inspiring English sources

Earlier surviving written works (on stone or paper) are mostly official documents; and no oral epics were written down until the late 1880s.

A railway junction, it is divided into two parts by the rail lines: the old city to the east and Lahori village and the Civil Lines (mostly official residences) to the west.

In China, that is mostly official, but in some other countries many of the holdings are owned by investors or money managers who could be managing portfolios on behalf of people from yet another country.

It's been rumored for weeks, but consider it mostly official: Google is launching a photo service separate of Google+.

In mainland China, the anniversary will be marked by mostly official activities that focus on the revolution and Sun Yat-sen, who inspired it, not the founding of the republic or Sun's principles of democracy.

In contrast, the debt of the least developed countries is mostly official and is held by only a few creditors, such as the World Bank and the IMF, that can easily organize a restructuring package.

Mostly officials were tickled at the idea of a park in the middle of the Hudson.

Mostly, officials have been able "to negotiate with homeowners to maintain some sort of historic integrity," Ms. Haim said.

Their authors were mostly officials and courtiers, such as the great 11th-century statesman Niẓām al-Mulk, who wrote his Siyāsat-nāmeh (The Book of Government) for the Seljuq sultan, and ʿUnṣur al-Maʿālī Kay Kāʾūs, an 11th-century prince of a deposed dynasty serving the Ghaznavids, who wrote the Qābūs-nāmeh ("The Book of Qābūs").

It named mostly officials from CONCACAF, the regional soccer organization that runs the sport in our area.

The rumor mill had been whispering about this one for a while, but this is the first mostly-official nod that it actually exists.