Sentence examples for taking mostly from inspiring English sources

The federal indictment describes Mr. Milan as a man intent on taking mostly small bites, but lots of them.

"We're taking mostly organic ingredients from right outside of Zurich and preparing them in a real Japanese kitchen," Mr. Baumgartner said.

Experts say the standard of school dinners in England has never been so good, but the proportion of children taking – mostly unhealthy – packed lunches remains stubbornly high.

Horse acknowledged the upstairs-downstairs dynamic: "I'm, like, a young white guy, so it's not really a problem for me, but did you notice we're taking mostly freight elevators?" Worst part of the job?

Shying away from driving inside on the Lakers' mammoth center and taking mostly jumpers, Ewing launched 20 shots -- and only made 6 -- while O'Neal gushed for 43 points at Madison Square Garden.

As with its relatives it tends to feed high in the air, taking mostly small flies, aphid and Hymenoptera such as winged ants.

Pearls are taken mostly from oysters more than five years old.

It is trading heavily on one strength: education.Students in Northern Ireland perform exceptionally well in the GCSE exams taken mostly at the age of 16 and A-level exams taken mostly at the age of 18 (see chart).

The son of a truck driver, Arthur, and a homemaker, Dorothy, Howe said he takes mostly after his mother.

The images are taken mostly from the canon of American twentieth-century photography, but Dyer arranges them in unexpected clusters — blind accordionists here, vacant benches there.

Some of the film had been exposed, but ninety-three frames, taken mostly by Strindberg, were developed, although many are only faintly legible.