Sentence examples for mainstay from from inspiring English sources

But a mainstay from generation to generation has been Mr. Acar, 68, a native of Turkey who came to the United States in 1964.

They were watching again at the Diamond Oval on Saturday as Taylor was the mainstay from No3 in a total of 368 for seven, which also included a 28-ball fifty from Jonny Bairstow.

Such humor as exists is of a purely acid-tinged sort in Paul Hart's arresting revival of "Huis Clos," the existentialist theatrical mainstay from Jean-Paul Sartre that (in my experience, anyway) has belonged more to avid high school and college drama students than to the professional stage.

Infinitely patient, the dispossessed spider presently began to lower himself from the point of a leaf upon which the end of his cord was roved, then swinging to the other side he climbed, and by some kind of intuition, if not by sight, chose a standing opposite, so that the mainstay from which the web would presently depend was like a hanging and swaying light bridge thrown across an abyss.

Time was an AOL mainstay from 1993 until 1996 when it was replaced by Newsweek.

At the individual level, for instance, a person who uses a sports car with high fuel consumption has a different mainstay from a person who uses a fuel-efficient small car because of his or her environmental worries.

They cite as examples the Disney and Warner Brothers cartoon mainstays from Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck to Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig.

Two mainstays from the championship years, Mariano Rivera and Jorge Posada, can also become free agents.

Kris Humphries and Aaron Brooks are the other N.B.A. mainstays from the team that traveled to Venezuela.

We've watched Valentine travel across the country, taking off from Melbourne ("the spleen of Australian rock") and hitting rural mainstays from Kalgoorlie to Warrnambool.

Among the players he attracted were two mainstays from the Tzadik scene, the trumpeter Frank London and the saxophonist Greg Wall, who is also a rabbi.