Sentence examples for mainstream avenues from inspiring English sources

Once the de facto source of esoteric niche music information and insular record reviews, the music website Pitchfork has ballooned into more mainstream avenues to hold stead with its ubiquity.

He says he would gladly give up law to pursue his true passion if mainstream avenues were created for his type of art.

In addition to "The Chris Gethard Show," the comic has popped up in more mainstream avenues, including a leading role on Comedy Central's "Big Lake," film appearances in "The Other Guys" and "The Dictator," TV spots on "Human Giant" and "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," and telling stories on "This American Life".

They also suggest that existing efforts to go beyond the mainstream avenues of communication (English-language media, Internet) were not adequate to reach the linguistic communities studied here.

For mainstream adoption, one avenue for platform players could be to work with home developers and gradually get their systems included in new construction, obviously a long process.

'Shishuder Chokhe"- Children's in prime time news Partnership evolved with the aim of bringing children's voices in the mainstream media by creating an avenue where children get an opportunity to participate and raise issues which are affecting their lives by presenting news on prime time national news broadcasts in the evening.

Professional literature and mainstream media are also suggested as avenues for the study of the relationship between writers, information sources, and information professionals.

By patriarchy, I mean male supremacy; I mean a society where every avenue of power – especially mainstream institutions of power – is overwhelmingly dominated by men.

Juices and smoothies have gone mainstream (Jamba Juice) and high end (the Organic Avenue cocktails at ABC Kitchen).

Following a seven-week run at the Lyric Hammersmith, Spring Awakening transfers to the Novello theatre on 21 March, joining a growing number of mainstream commercial productions, including Wicked and the soon-to-close Avenue Q, targeted at younger audiences.

Alcohol is being marketed through increasingly sophisticated avenues, including direct marketing (e.g. podcasting, cell phones), mainstream media, and via sporting and cultural events.