Sentence examples for four mainstays of from inspiring English sources

Of the four mainstays of Saints' success over the past eight years only Paul Wellens is younger than 30 and the full-back suffered a rare embarrassment when his lack of pace was exploited by Scott Donald's long-range try.

Lewis identifies two mainstays of Muslim rage.

He shares the bill with Angel Dean and Sue Garner, two mainstays of New York's twisted take on traditional country.

It tends to quickly undermine the three mainstays of steady employment, housing, and family attachments.

Along with stealing the Knicks' thunder, they corralled two mainstays of the Knicks' most compelling rival.

Employment in the motor industry and in electrical engineering, two mainstays of the local economy, has halved since 1981.

Tourism and agriculture are two mainstays of the Long Island economy, paving over the land that sustains them could badly harm the island's economic security and well-being.

The images of camels and horses the two mainstays of the tribe's mobility of the pre-Islamic poets are justifiably well known.

Much of the improvement in the latest economic data is attributable to more consumer spending and a healthier housing market, two mainstays of a sustainable recovery.

And on Tuesday and Wednesday, the trio Gov't Mule, featuring two mainstays of the 1990's Allman Brothers Band, filled Irving Plaza and jammed with sons of the original band members.

When Pope composed his satirical epic, he was shining a spotlight on a suspected affair between the British aristocrats Arabella Fermor and Lord Robert Petre, two mainstays of the London party scene.