Sentence examples for connected to the mainstream from inspiring English sources
Outside the Younis home were more than a dozen members of Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades, a militant group connected to the mainstream Fatah faction.
Another Israeli security official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said recent attacks by Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades, a violent group connected to the mainstream Fatah faction, were instigated not by the Palestinian leadership but by Iran.
A journalist has to try to connect to the mainstream sensibility and respond to it.
For all the variation, though, the place retains an insular, Midwestern feel, which is to say: it's ideal for writing and for publishing — it's multicultural, connected to the intellectual mainstream, but secluded and spacious enough to foster original work.
Whether it is still possible to meaningfully talk about a Labour mainstream connected to the bulk of its MPs is even more uncertain.
He's a trumpeter from Trinidad who studied music at Florida State University and Juilliard, and his three previous albums have moved from informed and flexible post-'80s mainstream jazz, connected to the work of Wynton Marsalis and Marcus Roberts, toward Antillean rhythm and song, especially calypso.
These have mainstream CO2 sensors connected to the airway adapter that measure end-tidal CO2.
Since then, more portable computers, including laptops, notebooks, tablets, and smartphones have made their way into the mainstream, thereby enabling one to connect to the internet, and consequently, edit Wikipedia with a great variety of IP address connections.
That is the context of the permanent onslaught on Labour's links with the trade unions, the only force still connected to mainstream politics which sits outside the corporate merry-go-round and gives political access to working class people.
