Sentence examples for mainstays of this from inspiring English sources

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

One of the mainstays of this blossoming scene is the art and performance space Littlefield.

The Shostakovich string quartets have always been mainstays of this ensemble's repertory.

Sinfield, Peacock and Leuluai are no longer rugby league players, and no longer mainstays of this Leeds side.

43 Lapwing Ln, M20 2NT; 0161 434 4259; greensdidsbury.co.uk The Waiting Room, Eaglescliffe Homely veggie food and organic wine and beer are the mainstays of this cosy restaurant.

But a coronation is, above all, about tradition and dynasty so it was entirely fitting that the mainstays of this programme should be the Dimblebys and the BBC.

"She was a mainstay of this archive," said Muriel Olsson, a volunteer.

But thousands of smaller banks, once a mainstay of this market, are no longer in business.

Black teachers, artists, politicians, religious leaders, athletes, war veterans, entertainers, and other leaders form the mainstay of this corpus.

Now a mainstay of this side, a core member of the team and in the dressing room.

Yakub, who along with so many other street children forms the mainstay of this trade, would agree.