Sentence examples for mostly stuck with from inspiring English sources

They have mostly stuck with the BBC.

Mr. Fallon has mostly stuck with his fun-and-games persona.

I mostly stuck with official statements, but where appropriate, I dug deeper.

Those two channels mostly stuck with their regular lineups until the ship was within sight of the port of Mobile.

But it appears that her fans have mostly stuck with the show while she recuperates from a bone marrow transplant.

Subsequent governments have mostly stuck with that, although Osborne's second spending review in 2013 covered just one year, 2015 16.

The newly curtailed summer window gives the impression of relative calm, due to Manchester City mostly sticking with their squad of champions, United not twisting to José Mourinho's demands and Tottenham opting out completely as they contemplate the vast expense of their new 62,000 seat stadium.

"We wanted to remain very honest to what we are trying to achieve," Andrew Bowers, Google's director of consumer hardware, told me when I asked him why Google decided to mostly stick with the original design.

But after a year or so of mostly sticking with necessities as they got their household balance sheets back in order (a decade of excess spending will do that), many Americans seem poised to make some of those purchases they've been putting off.

I bought my shoes at the running store, mostly sticking with the $200 pair, but when they were discontinued, I bought a less-engineered $160 pair.

C. Virginia Fields did a bit of retail politicking as well, but mostly stuck to chatting with her aide, as did the others.