Sentence examples for through mostly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "through mostly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is unclear when it could be used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure. Example: "The project was completed through mostly collaborative efforts."
The fires spread quickly through mostly pine and eucalyptus forests that are tinder-dry after weeks without significant rain.
Kathleen Dyer sent dancers rushing through mostly happy rites of spring when her company, KDNY, presented "Ain't Never Silent" on Thursday night at the Clark Studio Theater.
Just after passing through Carneiro K-140 turns more northerly, again passing through mostly rural areas.
NY 43 heads southeastward from NY 66, passing through mostly rural, forested areas as it proceeds toward the Massachusetts state line.
It heads northwestward on a linear path through the town of Potsdam, passing through mostly undeveloped areas comprising open fields and forests.
After leaving Allegan, M-89 runs roughly parallel with the Kalamazoo River for approximately 12 mile, passing through mostly rural areas with residences and agricultural fields.
Mr. Douthat's conservative politics show through mostly in his American exceptionalism.
Judge Sotomayor soldiered through, mostly smiling and sitting quietly while senators spoke (and spoke).
While that advance was straightforward, through mostly sparsely populated areas, taking Tripoli is a far bigger challenge.
Its backers want to introduce it gradually through mostly Southern states, where they believe the core religious audience to be.
Over the next several hours, it would tear through mostly rural sections of Mississippi, reaching its top strength in Yazoo County.
