Sentence examples for mostly to get from inspiring English sources

"It seems to me like he's doing it mostly to get attention for himself".

There was public transportation, a bus line, but it was designed mostly to get people into the central city.

I solve puzzles mostly to get experience and inspiration, but I love making puzzles more than solving them.

He became executive director of the 60-seat Author's Playhouse, in Bay Shore, mostly to get his own work produced.

"The object is mostly to get airborne," said Karin Lichter, 57, a librarian and local historian whose parents were Estonian.

He said he had paid the extra fee for the business select ticket a few times, mostly to get priority boarding on longer flights.

Excited, mostly; desperate to get going.

The newspapers are (mostly) out to get him.

But, first, Ms. Wheat said they would mostly want to get reacquainted.

Of course, the very grand names are mostly likely to get through, though their treatment may make them think twice about coming back.

People did call but mostly just to get the scoop on what had happened.