Sentence examples for mostly on projects from inspiring English sources

Rasch, who has worked in the kingdom for fifteen years, mostly on projects developed by the Binladin Group, also designed the Royal Mecca clock, which is the world's largest.

Now 29, Stawan Kadepurkar has put in six years with Infosys, working mostly on projects for Cisco in Dallas, Portland, Ore., Hyannisport, Mass.

But mostly, he and his wife, Jennifer Brosius, worked on projects around the house.

"Please don't think that I'm a new guy, inexperienced in this area," Mr. Ozguc said when asked about the San Antonio project, explaining that he had 26 years of construction experience, mostly on large projects in Turkey.

For one thing, BHP Billiton Petroleum, the oil-and-gas ­subsidiary, has focused mostly on deepwater projects; it hadn’t “fracked” a single shale well until it took over the operations of Chesapeake.

It really depends mostly on the project.

Right now Colman is bringing in most of the money ("We support each other. He'd do the same for me") but takes on mostly British projects so she can be at home.

With Anheuser-Busch InBev executives focused mostly on beer, such projects "would have been difficult" in the past, Mr. Atchison said.

"I have a day job," said Ms. Fertig, who spoke by telephone from New York, where she works, mostly on social-media projects, for the International Rescue Committee, a nonprofit that assists refugees.

Mr. Scarano, whose firm is more than two and a half decades old, is based in Brooklyn and focuses on projects mostly in the outer boroughs.

The place has the feeling of a scientific Center Parcs, with low-rise institute buildings set back from broad avenues, along with decrepit sheds containing lasers and colliders, now mostly put to use on projects for foreign companies.