Sentence examples for mainstream sale from inspiring English sources

The milk, known as raw milk, is banned from mainstream sale in England, Scotland and Wales.

Some of the better-known graphic novels are published not by comics companies at all but by mainstream publishing houses -- by Pantheon, in particular -- and have put up mainstream sales numbers.

I suspect that some of Gossip's oldest fans will find the album's more stadium-friendly tracks a bit of a stretch but Ditto is insistent that it's an accurate reflection of the band's current musical preoccupations rather than a grab for mainstream sales.

While popular within Toronto's indie scene, it did not reach large mainstream sales levels.

It became a cult favorite but did not cross over into large mainstream sales.

Astral Weeks became and remains a cult favourite, despite the fact that it failed to achieve significant mainstream sales success for decades; after 33 years, it finally achieved gold in 2001.

My novels find their way onto the bestseller list by being distributed for free from my website simultaneous with their mainstream bookstore sales through publishers like Macmillan and HarperCollins and Random House.

Meanwhile, the burgeoning "free from" food category – appealing to consumers wanting dairy-free and gluten-free products – went from niche to mainstream, with sales topping £0.5bn for the first time after volumes swelled by 15%.

Commodity fetishism is instrumental not only to increasing mainstream fashion sales but also to rejuvenating and multiplying city images on the global competitive market.

At least part of that plan, Maranon said, would likely have included closing down Gateway's boutique stores in favor of mainstream retail sales.

The B might also stand for "busted" as this exchange-traded fund has gotten pummeled, even in comparison to not only the market at large, but mainstream retail sales.