Sentence examples for mainstream path from inspiring English sources

I know this because dreams cause us to stray from the mainstream path, the highways bustling with people, to take the exits that lead up mountains where you can view spacious overlooks and breathtaking sceneries.

Each of the three most popular tracks last year reached the mainstream through paths that were once unorthodox but are increasingly becoming the norm.

To date, holographic storage has not been on a path to mainstream use.

Here's a taster: "Soccer" has weathered a long, dusty path for mainstream acceptance but the class of 2006 garnered idol status for Cahill, Kewell and co.

On immigration, Mr. McCain started out with Mr. Bush — at odds with the Republican mainstream — by favoring a path to citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants, then backed off and emphasized the border-security-first approach favored by a majority of his party.

In some ways, the arrangements that Wal-Mart has made with Journey and the Eagles represent the mainstream equivalent of the path that artists like Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails have taken by releasing albums on the Internet without a traditional label.

Perhaps because education tends not to be as flashy other areas of tech, and perhaps because Age of Learning has not been in the business of talking up its investors and other milestones that usually form the path of mainstream and tech media coverage, Age of Learning has largely remained out of the limelight compared to some of its peers in the world of successful apps.

While other DJs were playing it safe on the dancefloor and sticking to genres that the public could handle, Dauncey was knee deep in disco record heaven located in a backroom warehouse off the beaten path of mainstream music stores.

But in California, he is closer to the mainstream and represents a path forward for his party that begins by facing the human side of undocumented immigrants and extends to a view that immigrants can drive the economy.

In June , 2012 for instance, Carver Federal Savings Bank started piloting ATM-like kiosks featuring services like check cashing in low-income New York City neighborhoods -- offering convenience as well as a path toward mainstream banking products.

Black boys who are quite literally pushed out of their schools at a young age are forced to start down a path outside mainstream society -- one that is unlikely to right itself as they grow older.