Sentence examples for took mostly from inspiring English sources

No pseudo-classicism or heavy studio lighting for her; she took mostly outdoor, high-key, all-American photographs of all-American girls wearing all-American clothes.

The increasingly documented inhumanity towards African American men by police and the brutal act of homophobia that took mostly Hispanic lives at a gay club in Orlando have awakened many to the bleak knowledge that progress is stalling and instead, regressive views on race and sexuality are still dangerously pervasive.

Although he was a chemistry student, he took mostly graduate biology classes.

This could be the result of case hardening (drying out of the outer sapwood) as decomposition took mostly place in open areas (see also Yin 1999).

Zuckerberg, who was a psychology major though he took mostly computer science classes, recounted one of the ways he hacked his studying while he was at Harvard.

At that time he had a bunch of weird hardware that took mostly panoramic photos but he's since branched out to video, building his own methods for capturing 360-degree scenes.

The six required credits may be taken mostly during senior year (3 credits per semester).

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

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