Sentence examples for mostly pass from inspiring English sources

If the Pats get a two- or three-touchdown lead early, it forces the Giants to go mostly pass.

Similarly, on offense, from week to week the game plan may radically shift in emphasis from mostly run to mostly pass.

Private plans have done a poor job at restraining premium increases; they mostly pass rising medical costs on to the subscriber.

These mostly pass silently, in the blink of an eye, as members unfurl small banners and, in turn, are quickly whisked away in police vans.

When Orizio asks his dictators about their crimes and excesses — Bokassa and Amin have both been accused of cannibalism — they mostly pass the stories off as the lies of their enemies, but when they do offer an explanation it tends to boil down to what the evil duke says in James Thurber's "The Thirteen Clocks": "We all have flaws, and mine is being wicked".

The streets are dark and, beyond the occasional cafe, we mostly pass black windows and locked doors.

The war mostly passed this place by.

Holidays, nights out, festivals – they mostly passed him by.

The final net costs down the line are thus dispersed, and mostly passed along.

There are plenty of ordinances, mostly passed at the insistence of La Guardia.

Tapper gave Trump's opponents a chance to respond to him, but they mostly passed.