Sentence examples for mainstream third from inspiring English sources

And is also intending to reach out to "mainstream third party apps" to try to ensure their wares are also available in time for launch — though no guarantees on that front of course.

And is also intending to reach out to "mainstream third party apps" to try to ensure their wares are also available in time for launch — though no guarantees on that front of course.

The dissatisfaction and the anger with Washington reflected in yesterday's exit polls offer the best opportunity to think anew and start supporting a mainstream third party that speaks for all Americans.

And its first mainstream third-generation phone, the 7600, is proving popular.But some observers believe Nokia may have lost its edge in design to its smaller rivals.

Gory Games TV Play-along was one of the first mainstream "second screen" apps for kids, designed to be used while watching the TV show.

"Erykah made it to the mainstream first, and God made her first because it took someone with Erykah's dramatic flair and her strength.

Most Republicans defended Mr. Smith today, calling his positions "well-grounded in mainstream First Amendment doctrines and case law," as Senator Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, put it.

The Houteff group held that those in the mainstream Seventh-Day Adventist Church had lost their sense of urgency regarding the Second Coming and would soon face the judgment of God.

The revue ran during a time when ideologies from the 1960s sexual revolution were being absorbed into the American mainstream: second-wave feminism and the post-Stonewall gay rights movement both were in full swing.

Twitter, the chatty Web service that is quickly entering the mainstream, first hit it big during the 2007 conference because of giant screens installed around the convention center displaying Twitter messages from the crowd.

The Opposition Unconvinced By Unconventional As the new math -- a cousin of the "new math" popular in the 1960's -- entered the educational mainstream, first in California in 1992 and then around the country, it sparked waves of opposition.