Sentence examples for mostly on three from inspiring English sources
The action takes place mostly on three elevated platforms, with the orchestra members in groups on the stage floor.
Kerbs were dropped but mostly on three sides of a cross road, meaning you had to go a very long way round to cross the main road.
Hollywood relies mostly on three research behemoths — the National Research Group, OTX Research and MarketCast — that test movie trailers and movie-related television commercials with sample audiences.
Although many basis functions are possible, previous papers concentrated mostly on three types of basis function sets.
The Age of Innocence focuses mostly on three characters (A-plus novels don't have to be sprawling), but the story of a conventional woman, an unconventional woman and a man torn between conventionality and unconventionality is unforgettable.
From 1942 through 1947 he worked mostly on three long poems in dramatic form, each differing from the others in form and content: "For the Time Being: A Christmas Oratorio", "The Sea and the Mirror: A Commentary on Shakespeare's The Tempest" (both published in For the Time Being, 1944), and The Age of Anxiety: A Baroque Eclogue (published separately in 1947).
Its anemic economy relies mostly on two bingo halls and several businesses selling gas and cigarettes, tax-free.
The company booked $49 million in pretax land-related charges, mostly on four developments in California and one in New Jersey.
If celebrity-spotters had a field day, the lenses trained on the court focused mostly on one man.
The living space is mostly on two levels, with the exception of an attic bedroom that has some of the home's finest harbor views.
In the Red Hook Houses, the power was on in some apartments, mostly on one side of Columbia Street, but remained off in others, mostly on the other side.
