Sentence examples for reach a mainstream from inspiring English sources

Only after that, the prince says, will it go out on satellite, where it will reach a mainstream audience.

It wanted to reach a mainstream audience, yes, but avoid the vitriolic kickback or knee-jerk pity reactions commonly connected to disability-related content.

Chris Swanson, a founder of Secretly Canadian, said that although Mr. Molina did not reach a mainstream audience, he toured extensively enough and sold enough records — perhaps 20,000 to 25,000 a year — to make a living.

The group has previously helped launch games created for consumers in developing countries, but this is the first foray into creating a game they hope can reach a mainstream audience.

Alongside other young playwrights, it feels like we all share a desire to reach a mainstream popular audience with these plays that deal with big political ideas, and not something that is accessed by only the politically elite few".

Available through Channel 4's new digital hub, All 4, Walter Presents will feature hand-picked titles from a wide range of territories including Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Poland, Israel, the Czech Republic, France as well as Denmark, home of The Killing, the BBC4 series which demonstrated that subtitled drama could reach a mainstream audience.

But because Monumental's themes on the perils of individualism and neocapitalism are aligned with Godspeed's, the band has reached a mainstream audience with integrity intact.

Hits like "Sock It to Me Baby" and the rollicking "Bang Bang" followed in 1967, cementing the band's and Mr. Sabater's crossover appeal by reaching a mainstream pop audience as well as Latino and black listeners.

The sequel's never as good as the first and the Sky News people's forum – critically acclaimed, but never reaching a mainstream audience – won't be the exception that proves the rule.

Last Saturday in Las Vegas it reached a mainstream milestone of sorts: At the MGM Grand Hotel, more than 800 fantasists gathered for the player draft of the first World Championship of Fantasy Football.

And so many of the ideas that first reached a mainstream audience in the Catalog – organic farming, solar power, recycling, wind power, desktop publishing, mountain bikes, midwife-assisted birth, female masturbation, computers, electronic synthesizers – are now simply part of our world, that the ones that didn't go mainstream (communes being a prime example) rather stand out.