Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Nov 26, 2005 ... "Most of them are..........." because in that sentence you are referring to is 'them' and that indicates that there's more than one of them
• i.e. plural
• Oct 4, 2015 ... "The American people are already with you, look at the numbers, there's homophobes still left, most of them are running for president I think.".
• Oct 4, 2015 ... “There's homophobes still left,” he added. “Most of them are running for president, I think.” (h/t The Hill). Follow Jeff Poor on Twitter @jeff_poor ...
• Mar 16, 2011 ... You would say "Most of them are British," because the "most of" prepositional construct takes an objective pronoun. I can't think of a case where ...

• But none of them were strong enough.
• It means that none of them killed Maya.
• And anyway, none of them were walking backward.
• You better hope none of them are keeping their stash in their lockers.
• In fact, none of them are.
• But none of them brought these.
• Okay, but none of them work for Leona Lansing.
• She took about 100 photos and none of them look good.