Sentence examples for mostly worn from inspiring English sources
By then, the novelty of the ride had mostly worn off.
More than a scowl of protest, Johnson has mostly worn a smile reflecting a man at peace.
He explained that the hard corsets were mostly worn by aristocratic women who wilted standing at court all day and needed bracing.
Mr. Lefkowitz said he had no financial stake in the Downtown Athletic Club, but he expected to help spruce up the organization's historic but mostly worn quarters.
Featuring slogans such as: "Kiss the cook!", they are mostly worn by suburban dads nervously placing coal briquettes on to their BBQs in a mathematically correct alignment.
At a weed-covered shrine on a hill overlooking the abandoned South Vietnamese cemetery, monsoon rains and mold have mostly worn away a heroic inscription: "They died for their country; they sacrificed for their people".
He mostly wore it at night.
I'd guess 500 people, mostly wearing dour expressions.
Edwardian schoolgirls mostly wore grey skirts, not white.
They mostly wore shorts, in 1950s style, cut into the waist with a widening leg.
I love designs — even if I mostly wear black or plain colors.
