Sentence examples for mainstream title from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, Blizzard's decision to authorise real-money transactions – and Diablo III is the first mainstream title to do so – will also be watched with interest by other studios.

It has previously refused to classify pornographic films but Of Good Report is believed to be the first mainstream title to fall foul of it.

Walker also edits the Sunday Herald, the only mainstream title in Scotland to come out in favour of independence before September's referendum.

And it's also fair to say that the novel's cover - which, as the Times puts it, "featured a man's hand resting intimately on the seat of a woman's jodhpurs" - was something out of the ordinary for such a mainstream title.

Two years ago Doubleday tried to capitalize on the success of Philip Yancy -- who has sold five million books in the Christian market -- with "Soul Survivor," his 15th book, as a mainstream title.

He is so smart he has been boxing for nine years as a professional, never won a mainstream title and yet has made a pretty good living out of a business he is not really suited for.

Sony's bookstore charges closer to $16 for mainstream titles.

But for new mainstream titles, shoppers are often better off buying at the video store.

Orders for adult hardcover books — that is, new mainstream titles — have been particularly weak.

It's a refreshing, friendly mix of artists' books from small presses and more mainstream titles, selected for their beauty.

This makes it even less likely that mainstream titles will make space for Mr Kilicdaroglu's claims that AK is steeped in corruption.