Sentence examples for mainstream experience from inspiring English sources

The whole idea is to get them the mainstream experience of a high school athlete.

Nascar is now a mainstream experience, filling raceways in big cities all over the US.

If Melbourne Art Fair was the mainstream experience then Spring 1883 was the upsetter, people said.

"What the unemployed need to get is a foot in the door and some mainstream experience.

There are other blockbusters, other calling cards, that would have given her the same mainstream experience without the scrutiny.

"Today the reality is that hooking up your laptop to your television, or putting Boxee on an Apple TV, is not a mainstream experience," said Avner Ronen, Boxee's chief executive.

"Are we chasing for cool, somewhat novel mainstream experiences or are we trying to develop foundational experiences and build a sport?" Rozelle said.

It all seems far removed from the mainstream Western experience, but that can be misleading.

The opportunity to see so many places in one holiday, combined with the vast array of facilities on board modern ships, has made cruising a mainstream holiday experience.

Greig's mainstream jazz experience with Brown made him a little lacking in reverence and in 1955 The Record Mirror wrote that Greig was "the weak spot of the band.

Also, the media landscape which felt so problematic in 1991 — frivolous-yet-momentous, trivial-yet-urgent — is now a mainstream, daily experience; we encounter it whenever we click around the Internet.