Sentence examples for mainstream of a from inspiring English sources
They are the Doll's release from Australian anonymity into the mainstream of a thoroughly commercialised world.
But it does say that Russia needs the World Cup to bring itself into the mainstream of a true global happening.
Lendl decided about two years ago, as his family grew up and began to leave home, to return to the mainstream of a sport he graced with fierce hitting and an equally intimidating presence off the court.
Myles Brand, president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, said in a statement that the Colorado scandal was a "symptom of a more serious malady, the lack of integration of intercollegiate athletics into the mainstream of a university".
Countries that do not sign up to the Berne Convention and other international agreements relating to intellectual property rights find themselves excluded from the mainstream of a globalised culture.
But even in the likely event that Mr. Ishihara loses, they say, his campaign could still have a lasting effect, bringing patriotic populism into the political mainstream of a nation that has shunned such open jingoism since its devastating defeat in World War II.
Rude, crude and above all dumb, these games are part of the mainstreaming of a gross new world of television.
They can be bought at supermarkets here for about $15 a dozen (or from the Williams-Sonoma catalog for $60, in an unquestionable mainstreaming of a quintessentially immigrant holiday staple).
She sounds kittenish, but in fact Ms. Von Teese has been pivotal in the mainstreaming of a fetish aesthetic infiltrating fashion by way of harness belts, leather bras, blackened nails and nickel-studded chokers.
In hindsight, it's easy to pinpoint the mainstreaming of a technology on a single event, like the launch of the first iPhone.
mHealth is the mainstreaming of a movement called quantified self that started many decades ago, with a focus on electronic gadgets that collect information on the body, how it performs and how it feels.
