Sentence examples for mainstream 1 from inspiring English sources

My early 2005 columns ranged over six investment themes, all out of the mainstream: 1) The dollar would rally against foreign currencies.

Thanks to the efficacy of these shrill, right-wing anarchists two ideas became entrenched in the mainstream: 1).

The following are some trends presented by the Census that will become bigger during the next ten years and signal the next wave of Latino presence in the U.S. A New Latino Mainstream 1. Latinos in the heartland.

The Ramones' music opposed everything mainstream 70s rock stood for.

So why isn't Burnistoun being shown on mainstream BBC2?

Several years ago, Sharp introduced the first mainstream 70in televisions.

A wilder tale comes from footballer Andy McLaren in the misery-drenched Tormented (Mainstream £9.99, pp224).

It affects sentiment in the high and middle market – the £500k-£1m £500k-£1mnd even in the marketreand£350k-£500k markeven

Man, Interrupted, by James Bailey (Mainstream, £7.99, pp222) In the case of James Bailey, obsessive-compulsive disorder is manifested in a terror of accidentally ingesting hallucinogenic drugs.

Finally his reward for such stoical professionalism is a mainstream BBC1 gig, The Big Painting Challenge, which starts on Sunday evening at 6pm.

Former BBC Trust chair Lord Patten said earlier this week that it was "ridiculous" that Wolf Hall had been shown on BBC2 and not on mainstream BBC1.