Sentence examples for mostly old from inspiring English sources

Old men too, but mostly old women..

Its news was mostly old, foreign, and unreliable.

Under Mrs. Lewis, the Thalia has shown mostly old movies.

There are no immigrants or crime out there, mostly old people and farmers.

This one held mostly old books, books that had not been opened for years.

His announcements were, they said, mostly old measures dressed up in new clothes.

These yards are mostly old-fashioned mom-and-pop affairs.

By 1998, the union had dwindled to just 68 members, mostly old-timers who paid their dues out of nostalgia.

Then his reverie abruptly ended, with this acknowledgment: "Now, our club up here, it's mostly old-timers".

His supporters have been mostly "old-line Democrats" with Italian, Irish and Polish bloodlines and conservative leanings.

That last number — sung by Edna and her adoring husband, Wilbur Wayne Schroederr) — underlines something obvious, that "Hairspray" is a very sentimental musical about mostly old-fashioned values.