Sentence examples for mostly when you from inspiring English sources

Mostly when you DJ you're faced with a crowd waiting to be entertained and it's your challenge to whip them up into a frenzy.

IT used to be you'd run into the sales technique called the upsell mostly when you bought a car and the salesman dragged you into that little cubicle where you get the hard pitch on extras.

"Mostly when you see Asian artists, it's as D.J.'s or producers," said Mr. Pineda, who was born and raised in the Philippines and immigrated to Los Angeles when he was 11. "You don't really see people up front as singers or musicians.

Today, we seem to have mostly bitchy conditions, with just some patchy niceness, mostly when you're not around.

But this is no contour-hugging hike: there are a few flat stretches, but mostly when you're not walking steeply uphill, you're walking steeply downhill.

Before you can read, you get to see books mostly when you're cuddled up with an adult or jostling with other kids in a circle.

But it mostly comes when you try to challenge the status quo.

But you get mostly silence when you ask about movies, except for imprecations about directors who get the curtains right while the science and the characters are loony.

(Duarte is quick to say cards are "not a be-all, end-all solution," and that they are mostly "appropriate when you have this overview of disprate things and you want to create an atomic unit that helps you as a user make sense of it".

All of this is mostly unknown when you aren't French, but it's about to change.

There is, however, still a little bit of jitter to the holograms that is mostly noticeable when you get close to them.