Sentence examples for mainstays of from inspiring English sources

Lewis identifies two mainstays of Muslim rage.

Baseball, hot dogs and apple pie are mainstays of Americana.

Agriculture and animal husbandry were the mainstays of the economy.

Those who stayed are now the mainstays of the community".

It sells versions of the drugs alpha interferon and ribavirin, mainstays of hepatitis C treatment.

But discreet wads of cash and chits for liquor are the mainstays of this shadow economy.

(He and his wife are mainstays of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children).

Live commercials were once mainstays of TV, especially during NBC programs like "Today" and "Tonight".

Cities that were never mainstays of the boom are suffering unduly in this latest bust.

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

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