Sentence examples for mainstream mark from inspiring English sources

On the small screen Tompkinson has moved effortlessly from his award-winning comic portrayal of hapless journalist, Damien Day, in Drop The Dead Donkey to make his mainstream mark as the much-loved catholic priest, Father Peter Clifford, in the BBC's hit series Ballykissangel.

But you do see their propaganda making their way into the mainstream," Mark explained.

Slayer challenge the critical notion that a band must progress to remain vital, where progression is a gradual march into the commercial mainstream marked through creative obsolescence.

These features, common in mainstream supermarkets, mark a move upmarket for the discounter chain.

I teach in a university now, but flashing a card marked "mainstream" wouldn't cut any ice there, either.

The emergence of trans culture into the mainstream has been marked by harmful missteps, many committed by feminists, but Soloway seems at ease, confident that this is a story she has every right to tell.

It looked like a painting, but was in fact a photograph, and its appearance in such a setting marked mainstream recognition of a decade's work by the Australian photographer Robyn Beeche, who has died aged 70 of a stomach tumour.

The body, a recurrent theme in a variety of recent interdisciplinary studies, figures as the material or symbolic basis for much feminist philosophy of religion, in contrast to the fiction of disembodied subjectivity that marks mainstream modern epistemology.

This may well be simply a function of the net crossing into the mainstream, which actually marks the dawn of the Internet turning into a money-spinning old-style industry.

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While flash mobs have become a well-known concept, a new kind of mob is trying to break into the mainstream -- Saturday, March 24, marks International Cash Mob Day and small businesses around the country are lining up to grab their share of the Main Street movement that encourages spending at local retailers.