Sentence examples for mostly stop from inspiring English sources
Puberty includes a final growth spurt, after which girls mostly stop growing.
Opposition groups have called for comprehensive political reform and greater popular representation but mostly stop short of demanding the ouster of the regime.
But visitors rarely end up joining the church, she said: People mostly stop by the R.V. once — when they are in crisis.
When asked why they think the police use the tactic, they talk of safety and tackling crime, and one says: "Racism … they mostly stop black people".
Even with amplification, it must compete with nearby traffic noise and the loud chirping of the birds that nestle in the courtyard's tree (though they mostly stop singing when the sun goes down).
Then there are the "other living beings," as Joel Sachs, the founding director of the New Juilliard Ensemble, called the chirping birds who flocked to the courtyard trees, though once night falls, the birds mostly stop singing.
The nightmares have mostly stopped.
My mother mostly stopped eating.
Then the attacks mostly stopped.
The buck still mostly stops with Mom.
