Sentence examples for mostly towns from inspiring English sources

Frankish rule continued until 887, and after the breakup of the Carolingian empire a number of independent units, mostly towns ruled by counts or bishops, emerged in Lombardy.

Surrounded by mostly town-owned woodlands, it could easily be expanded to accommodate adult regulation softball, Little League baseball and boys' and girls' soccer.

What he learned since taking over as mayor had only further convinced him that it was mostly town residents who wanted the street changes.

Here are all the types of vehicles available: Sedans (mostly Town cars but sometimes Mercedes or Specialty Sedans).

The mainland in that part of the coastline is mostly small towns and mangrove swamps.

Those in the north and Wales are mostly prosperous towns, so we have labelled them as such.

But in at least 21 other, mostly rural, towns and counties, the law will stay as it has since the late 19th century.

In the economically stagnant, mostly Eastern, towns where anti-immigrant feeling runs highest, hatred of the new arrivals has not prevented people from taking advantage of their presence.

To the students, most of them from small, mostly white towns, he might as well have been the brother from another planet.

Instead, Doody chose to expand in mostly college towns rather than do the traditional test in big cities.

The British wintering population is atypical, with 95% found in gardens, mostly in towns at altitudes below 100 m (300 ft).