Sentence examples for a second mainstream from inspiring English sources

Heineken also has a cluster of specialty beers and a second mainstream brand, Amstel.

Despite his triumph over Mr. Rubio, Mr. Trump was thwarted in his efforts to drive a second mainstream Republican rival from the race.

This again is a matter of balance of interests and is ultimately a matter for parliament". Graham warned that, if adopted, Leveson's proposed reforms could establish the ICO as a second mainstream press regulator – a move he said he would actively oppose.

Now, though, the hybrid market is entering a second, more mainstream phase, expanding beyond Toyota and Honda and just small cars.

Second, mainstream media has been slow to figure out how to cover Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

October 27 2015 October 28 201515 Parrott is a first-call mainstream bassist whose sound cuts through a room, and the pianist Sportiello, her occasional musical partner, is a gifted stylist — both are enamored of classic jazz.

Meanwhile, "Hotel Room" could very well be a first in mainstream pop as a love song inspired by a gay man's unrequited feelings for a straight man.

Showtime's "Billions" doesn't premiere until Feb. 19, but producers say the show's second season will feature "fresh, exciting energy," courtesy of a new character that's believed to be a first for mainstream television. .

Showtime's "Billions" doesn't premiere until Feb. 19, but producers say the show's second season will feature "fresh, exciting energy," courtesy of a new character that's believed to be a first for mainstream television.

It was, in a sense, the first mainstream smartphone for the masses and it became a longtime fan favorite for years.

I'd been introduced to John Waters' films through a video of Hairspray, one of his first "mainstream" successes, a film about a fat white girl who defeats racism by dancing at it, a film that inspired my sister, four at the time, to ask my grandma if she wanted to "get naked and smoke".