Sentence examples for a mainstream version from inspiring English sources

A mainstream version ran without the knowing overline.

We may even see a mainstream version of Valve's Steam Workshop, which allows PC game modders to sell their creations to other players.

NRA Country presents a mainstream version of its otherwise hard-nosed image and uncompromising political stance through its association with country music, one of the largest and fastest growing musical genres in the United States, with an estimated 100 million adults who identify as fans, according to the Country Music Association.

Such phones — which are a mainstream version of Internet phones now available as PC software — would allow users to skip long distance charges.

NoFlo, a company that has built an open-source visual programming tool based on "flow-based programming," a concept that came out of IBM in the 1970s, is launching a $100,000 Kickstarter campaign today to help build a mainstream version of its development environment and add new programming languages.

And in one sense, he's right: our book is an implicit condemnation of a certain, mainstream, version of English culture.

No word on pricing, but we'll likely see a rollout similar to the one Adidas put in place with Parley, offering them up at a pricey limited edition, with a more mainstream version arriving later.

For Splitsider, Bradford Evans dubbed the show "a more mainstream version" of Paid Programming, an unsuccessful pilot that was also pitched as a mock-infomercial.

Meanwhile, Avegant is working on a more mainstream version of the Oculus Rift headset, Zipi is trying to solve your headphone problems, and Guitar Wing brings a bit of flair to your face-melting rock.

Namely because Erick seriously says stuff like, "I'm oinking a lot,""mainstream version FOR YOUR MOM"?, "invite ON-ly," and "granular" without any irony while Biggs manages to slide the phrase "best head" in without notice.

The other targets ideology, often using moderate Muslim clerics who offer a more mainstream version of Islam.