Sentence examples for mostly this means from inspiring English sources

Mostly this means ­lunches, balls, charity events, shooting parties.

Mostly this means actions such as start a new message, search or view the last action.

Mostly, this means letting Iran have access to some of what is actually its own money, frozen in foreign bank accounts.

Mostly this means that the fonts are much sharper but icons and UI elements are often still fuzzy.

Mostly this means period pieces with strong writing.

But mostly this means that we journey together, each at different places and constantly extending grace to one another.

Mostly this meant that the social imagination was defined by the campus: sanctioned clubs, team sports, class offices.

Mostly this meant that very American pastime of rigorous fact-checking (I will never forget calling up the bemused manager of the KFC in Giza and asking him to measure out the exact distance, in yards, between his establishment and the Sphinx's nose) - but it also meant responsibility for reading the manuscripts sent in by hopeful writers, aka the slush pile.

We here at Noisey and VICE are psyched as hell, mostly because this means he'll be bringing us doggie bags of his famous wild imported Irish goat, which apparently he makes in a BBQ pit somewhere in Queens.

We here at Noisey are psyched as hell, mostly because this means he'll be bringing us doggie bags of his famous wild imported Irish goat, which apparently he makes in a BBQ pit somewhere in Queens.

"Mostly this has meant 'come to Italy and cook in a villa,' " Mr. Grubb said.