Sentence examples for mostly with two from inspiring English sources
The city's Department for the Aging estimates that there are about 26,900 units of low-income senior housing in New York City, plus 8,850 beds in adult homes, mostly with two unrelated low-income seniors in a room.
The prediction probability estimation for eye and hair color in the investigation conducted on the Slovenian population is associated mostly with two HERC2 SNPs: rs1129038 and rs12913832, with a probability value of 0.96, as has also been indicated in previous investigations.
In the seven- to nine-block strip of city that lies between two of Brooklyn's largest green open spaces, Prospect Park and Green-Wood Cemetery, and between Prospect Park West to the north and Caton Avenue to the south, the streets of Windsor Terrace are filled mostly with two- and three-story row houses, brick, clapboard, brownstone and limestone (or at least limestone-colored concrete).
He had survived a stage on bone-rattling cobblestones, holding the handlebars mostly with one hand.
We made sure that the bowl was filled mostly with one color of M&M's, with only a small number of pieces of a second color.
(Sashimi comes mostly with five or three pieces while nigiri in two pieces).
Jeopardy! has been featured in a number of films, television shows and books over the years, mostly with one or more characters participating as contestants, or viewing and interacting with the game show from their own homes.
Coordinated from the regional office, our small country office teams - mostly with one national communication officer - really appreciated having this easily adaptable video clip to build on existing advocacy efforts at national and local levels.
Does it happen mostly with one particular person or a particular group of people or just groups in general?
At the beginning, the class consisted of kids, mostly, with only two or three adults attending the weekly "grown-ups" sessions.
He was forever bursting out of his clothes, mostly denims, with two or three buttons on his shirt undone.
