Sentence examples for has been mainstream from inspiring English sources

"Literally" has been mainstream shorthand for "talking like a teenage girl" for a decade – you're not going to get rid of that reference without violent verbal acrobatics.

Marijuana has been mainstream in this outpost of the counterculture, 8,000 feet in the Rockies and an hour northwest of Denver, since the days of Bob Marley's cigar-size "spliffs" and the jokes of Cheech and Chong.

The seemingly absurd Thatcherite proposition that you could be a 20th-century British patriot in a society designed as if we still lived in the 18th-century world of Adam Smith, when the only universal networks were the same as in medieval times – defence, the justice system and the production of currency – has been mainstream doctrine for the major parties ever since.

They said that the year-round theaters that have survived on the Island over the last 30 years, like the Arena Players in East Farmingdale, Theater Three in Port Jefferson and Broadhollow, have made it because their fare generally has been mainstream -- hit comedies, popular dramas and familiar musicals, with only an occasional hint of the off-beat or even avant-garde.

The Internet has been mainstream for more than a decade.

In the meantime, research on SLAM techniques for UAVs and ground robots has been mainstream in the Robotics community.

"He is an opportunistic populist who has been mainstreaming far-right issues," he added.

Others point to the way in which women's studies has been mainstreamed.

But now that men's wear enthusiasm has been mainstreamed and streamlined, it was only inevitable that the movement would birth a category killer.

It has been mainstreamed.

UNICEF Emergency Planning, Management & Coordination System: Emergency has been mainstreamed into UNICEF country programme.