Sentence examples for mainstream came from inspiring English sources

The mainstream came to them.

Thankfully, the move into the mainstream came off.

His farewell to anything resembling the mainstream came in 1967 with Weekend, which ended with the title "Fin du cinéma".

Wham-O's first incursion into the mainstream came in 1955, when it bought the idea for a plastic flying disk from a building inspector named Walter Frederick Morrison.

The first big push of grime into the mainstream came with Dizzee Rascal's 2003 album Boy In Da Corner, which won the Mercury music award.

Evidence that the World Wide Web has indeed become mainstream came earlier this month, when the Prodigy Service became the first of the major on-line services to offer Web access to its subscribers.

And if the mainstream comes calling?

Klobuchar's positions were largely mainstream, coming after a historically violent period for Minnesota and the nation.

That being said, it's always interesting when someone out of the mainstream comes up with a concept of what something could look like. .

As far as Toshiba's mainstream and budget lines are concerned, the Satellite L700 series (mainstream) comes in a number of different colors, cool for back-to-school kids who like to maintain a little individuality.

Part of Rubio's reputation as somehow more "moderate" or "mainstream" comes from his previous support for a bipartisan immigration reform bill.