Sentence examples for mainstream ones from inspiring English sources
While two of France's more militant labor unions opposed the accord, the more mainstream ones signed on.
Mr. Hoffman said he was confident that other grocers, including some more mainstream ones, would sign on.
While dealerships in other areas of the country are suffering from a slump in auto sales and a move toward consolidating multiple brands under a single roof, both luxury brands and mainstream ones like Toyota and Ford are thriving on 11th Avenue.
Until now, there have been two distinct classes of messaging apps: the big, mainstream ones, and the group focusing specifically on encryption and privacy, including TextSecure, Telegram, Hemlis, Threema, Wickr and others.
Special facilities cost up to ten times as much as mainstream ones.
More mainstream ones, like The New York Times, have managed barely to notice her at all.
In the 1970s, Halloween was dubbed "the gay Christmas" as it became an opportunity for underground drag, cabaret, and ballroom communities to step into the mainstream one night a year, on the street or in parades.
There are two schools of thought on Google's decision to move on from its aging RSS aggregator, which was never adopted by the mainstream: one, that it's pretty much the worst thing to ever happen to the Internet.
The Bond show is an unusually mainstream one for the Barbican, which this year celebrates its 30th anniversary.
He is the only mainstream one in the bunch apart from Ellen von Unwerth whose work really straddles several worlds.
