Sentence examples for mostly open for from inspiring English sources

Mechanisms for interaction are similar to those developers have been using since Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, and some reviewers have wondered (rightly) whether the dream of a wizarding world that's mostly open for exploration will be perverted by a cash grab.

Its mansions stay intact, though mostly open for public tourism, giving the town a stately appearance.

Eurocontrol said Monday that southern Europe was mostly open for flights -- including Portugal, Spain, parts of Italy and France, the Balkans, Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey -- as were parts of northern Europe like Norway.

THOSE who believe that globalisation throttles democracy, gouges the poor and fouls the environment are bound to regard today's mostly open markets for international capital as evil.

Prague's many monuments, museums, hotels and restaurants are mostly open, waiting for tourists to return and pinning hopes on the arrival next month of more than 50 leaders of NATO and allied countries.

The front half is mostly open space filled with designer cubicles for the engineers.

That gets me ahead for vacations, and leaves weekends mostly open.

While it is mostly open, Google does monitor extensions that attempt to access files on your computer, for example.

OUTDOOR SPACE: The property's 10 acres are mostly open.

Village water sources are mostly open streams that are unsafe.

Expensive, professional flutes, mostly open-holed, are for more experienced flute players and are also often hard to play, but for different reasons.