Sentence examples for mostly the two from inspiring English sources

Mostly the two men dance to silence, punctuated by their breathing and occasional expostulations.

Mostly, the two who now want to be prime minister argue over who is copying whom.

Mostly the two just sit at a table in the otherwise empty dining room looking glum and at loose ends.

Mostly, the two engage in a nonstop debate as to what kind of film Dara ought to make.

Ms. O'Dell, unusually somber in a black satin cocktail dress, tried to be peppy alongside Mr. Bush, but mostly the two looked like bailiffs at a court hearing.

It's coarse and it's stupid, but it is, thanks mostly the two good performances and some stylish use of music and editing, a little bit moving.

Out of 120,000 microbial tests last year, about one in 1,000 showed the presence of unwanted microbes, mostly the six strains.

Mostly, the three generations who come to live in the house together display smiles and kind concern for one another.

But mostly the three cellists have an intense conversation among equals, with long stretches of overlapping phrases.

Mostly the three of us keep to ourselves and have at best vague understandings of what the others do with their lives.

He uses Rust-Oleum paint, mostly the five colors — black, white, red, blue, green — that are available at Bruno's Hardware Center, on Court Street.