Sentence examples for a mainstream connection from inspiring English sources

Former culture secretary Tessa Jowell, who approved the plans for BBC3 in 2003 after initially asking the corporation to rework its remit, said: "The important question is does this mean the BBC is giving up on a mainstream connection with 16 to 34-year-olds?" Jowell said there was a "compelling case" for the BBC to have a channel aimed at younger people.

It can be stated that access to capital to mainstream connections can be a determining factor towards entrepreneurial success or failure.

The group aims to give entrepreneurs "the tools, the technology, the connections, and the support to take [wearable computing] products to a mainstream market".

In addition, the app's connection to Facebook has given it credibility — users are less likely to lie about themselves on a mainstream site.

"Carnovsky" made of Zuckerman a mainstream celebrity.

LONDON — Édouard Manet, a mainstream Impressionist?

"Now we have a mainstream audience".

Mr Thune is a mainstream Republican.

They're a mainstream fashion choice.

"A mainstream person or something.

"John Irving's a mainstream author".