Sentence examples for mainstream entry from inspiring English sources

Their latest collaboration, Only God Forgives, which sees Gosling as a taciturn gangster in Bangkok (and Kristin Scott Thomas as his mother) is the most mainstream entry in the eclectic lineup for this year's competition.

ALTERNATIVES Chevrolet Malibu, Ford Focus, Honda Accord, Hyundai Sonata and a dozen other mainstream or "entry luxury" sedans.

Chevrolet was last among 15 Mainstream Brand entries; Lincoln trailed the list of 10 Premium Brand manufacturers.

With no possibility of entry into mainstream – read Caucasian – ensembles, the vast majority of talented, serious musicians of colour went into jazz and later pop, where there was at least a possibility of expression and financial self-sufficiency.

Hambrecht & Quist analyst Sheila Ennis is of the opinion that the entry of mainstream players such as Microsoft (Windows CE) and Sun Microsystems (Java) has merely validated the importance of this market.

Look, I'm not expecting a real political revolution anytime soon, but let's at least seize the opportunity of its entry into mainstream discourse to ponder what the phrase actually means.

HP Compaq 6530s and HP Compaq 6535s – The 6530s and 6535s offer small business customers flexibility with an entry-level, mainstream notebook for a dispersed workforce.

For the world's auto industry, the Accord represented the Japanese entry into the mainstream car business that Detroit dominated.

The surprising thing about Eraserhead, though, was that it offered Lynch a remarkably swift entry into the mainstream.

Mr. Tsang's entry into the mainstream was a 1997 exhibition at the Hong Kong Arts Centre, followed by a show at the 2003 Venice Biennale.

Bell hopes these elements of magic realism will give the show's mainstream, largely Western audience an entry point into Indigenous spirituality.