Sentence examples for back to mainstream from inspiring English sources

Burnley desperately needs to get back to mainstream politics.

He also launched a project in Glasgow to help injured service personnel back to mainstream employment and is an ambassador for Dyslexia Scotland.

The Harvard professor Jon Levenson's "dark eyes twinkled" as he discussed his efforts to bring belief in bodily resurrection back to mainstream Judaism, while the eyes of Robert Hollander, a translator of the "Paradiso," "are alight with intelligence and love".

Many saw the address as a tacking back to mainstream Republicanism for the three-term governor, who co-opted some Democratic principles to win a landslide election last year.

It covers the post-Stalin period with telling examples from each of the increasingly more open artistic phases that took Russian art -- well, some of it -- back to mainstream concepts.

Admittedly the channel in question - the digital station Sky Box Office - is still some way from fully-fledged terrestrial exposure, but it represents another step in the film's long journey back to mainstream acceptance.

"He needs to go back to a mainstream message.

Would I ever get back to the "mainstream"?

Nothing would make him go back to a mainstream school, he says.

Spicer eventually came back to the mainstream outlets in the front row.

"Tarrus's job is to bring original reggae back to the mainstream.