Sentence examples for run mostly from inspiring English sources

The middle-class differences run mostly in the same direction.

Nokia smartphones will run mostly Windows in the future, the company has said.

JFK, for instance, is run mostly on the Appalachian Trail and the C&O Canal Towpath.

About three in five voters said McAuliffe and Cuccinelli have run mostly negative campaigns.

The houses run mostly to modest wooden two-story structures and low-rise brick apartment buildings.

It described a system plagued by flaws and loopholes and run mostly by governments that showed no interest in reform.

And I think that it's fine to question why the New Republic chooses to run mostly negative reviews.

Plug-in hybrids, which run mostly or entirely on electricity for local driving, don't generate such quantities of waste heat.

The nation's elections are run mostly by county officials, not by those at the state or federal level.

Before 1927, New York's budget was run mostly by the Legislature, and it was a sticky-fingered mess.

Although MIT staff sometimes provide help -- international student orientation, for example, receives aid from the International Students Office -- the programs are run mostly by student volunteers.