Sentence examples for a mainstream mode of from inspiring English sources
The Bloomberg administration has worked tirelessly to turn bicycling into a mainstream mode of getting around New York, creating more than 200 miles of bicycle-only lanes and placing protected bike paths on major thoroughfares like Broadway and Ninth Avenue.
It is counterintuitive that Paris, the host city of the Tour de France finish line, was ever not a bicycling capital, but until it got a bike-share program - and an expanded network of bike lanes - cycling was not a mainstream mode of transportation there.
It's not a formal masterwork that reinvents the overpraised and often-misattributed skill of storytelling; rather, it resets to an accurate present-day time the very notion of a mainstream mode of storytelling that rejoins the best discursive, digressive, freewheelingly apostrophizing traditions of playwrights, novelists, and their studio-era heirs.
YouTube and Spotify have both helped on-demand grow into a mainstream mode of legal music consumption, with a total user base that is likely somewhere between paid downloads (iTunes, Amazon) and Internet radio ( Pandora, iHeartRadio).
"We designed the Cowboy bike to appeal specifically to people who are yet to be convinced that electric bikes are a practical and mainstream mode of transport," says Adrien Roose, Cowboy's CEO, in a statement.
This chapter describes various culture-influenced unique psychotherapies, which are therapeutics modes that are very culturally flavored and characteristically unique, different from the common or mainstream modes of psychotherapy that are currently practiced in Euro-American societies.
Charles' music gradually moved into a more mainstream mode as he continued to record and tour.
Over the past two decades, carsharing has become a mainstream transportation mode for over a million users worldwide.
However, post-transcriptionally repressing gene expression by binding to 3'UTRs is still the mainstream regulative mode of miRNAs and the complexity of this mode is gradually emerging.
In William Paul's description, it is also "the film that really established gross-out as a mode of expression for mainstream cinema.... [P]ast exploitation films managed to exploit their cruelties by virtue of their marginality.
