Sentence examples for mostly on account from inspiring English sources
Some went for all black, so as to camouflage frequent wear... but that seemed drab and too depressing for springtime, which happens to be one of my favorite seasons (mostly on account of the opportunity to start breaking out cute sundresses).
It's also – crucially – very, very funny, mostly on account of the high alcohol content.
I was in New York mostly on account of not wanting to be in Boston.
In the eighties, when I was reading up on exploitation flicks, I'd seen "Incredibly Strange Creatures" routinely characterized as a celluloid atrocity, "the worst movie ever made," mostly on account of its title, I think.
But if there's an affinity between the two sets of pictures — mostly on account of their black-and-white palettes — the feeling of the two moments couldn't be more different.
That's mostly on account of its Seussian rhythm (anapestic tetrameter, if you must know); like Bob Dylan's "Positively 4th Street," this is a grim story with a cheerful beat.
What little is known of Selvo's past is based mostly on accounts of his reputation when he entered his Dogeship.
The changes are mostly on the account management or "suit" side of BBDO New York with a couple involving the creative side.
The title of colonel in Kentucky is not much more than a nickname, like Tom, Dick or Harry, and is used and appreciated mostly on that account.
These special cloud studies, mostly on paper, account for about half of the more than 25 paintings in the stirring show "Constable's Skies" at the Salander-O'Reilly Galleries; the rest are landscapes and seascapes from 1820 to 1830, in which skies play a principal role.
