Sentence examples for they mostly come from inspiring English sources

They mostly come from very grand state collections in Europe.

"They mostly come between June and November," David said, as if reading my mind.

They mostly come across as singing stereotypes engaging in trite romantic dalliances and professional rivalries.

Henn is known for the line "They mostly come at night … mostly".

People take turns in various moods, and say they mostly come to Fox Hounds to be around other people who went through what they did.

If we assume the plane is fully loaded with passengers, they mostly come in at between 200-300kg of carbon dioxide put into the atmosphere per passenger per hour.

They mostly came from anonymous Twitter accounts.

"Mayor Daley put people in key positions, but they mostly came from the UNO and H.D.O.

They mostly came from outside major cities, or outside the UK, and many shivered in horror when they saw the rest of us dabbing our gums with mysterious white powders.

They tasted like sauvignon blanc, and they mostly came from the Casablanca and San Antonio Valleys, where producers, who planted their vineyards relatively recently, most likely took greater care in choosing their vines than planters way back when.

But they mostly came up dry a huge problem when oil and gas prices slumped, especially as they were wildly leveraged, with debt levels exceeding assets.