Sentence examples for mostly to make from inspiring English sources

The majority is done on purpose, mostly to make fertilisers.

So far, foreigners have flocked to Russia mostly to make money.

Alfalfa is grown mostly to make hay fed to dairy cows and horses.

In fact, the award was a symbolic gesture, arranged mostly to make American lawmakers feel good.

Mr Rangel means mostly to make Americans nervous about war, and his words won't bring back conscription.

The filmmakers said that about 10 minutes of the documentary had been trimmed, mostly to make room for commercials.

But in 2008, during a yearlong sabbatical in Indonesia that he chose to devote mostly to making furniture, he received some blunt feedback from a close friend.

They're mostly going to make do.

It was mostly fun to make, and gave her a chance to see Thailand.

She chooses the most brutal examples of deflorations — mostly rapes — to make her points.

The wood of poplars is relatively soft and hence is mostly used to make cardboard boxes, crates, paper, and veneer.