Sentence examples for returned to the mainstream from inspiring English sources

The resurgent role-playing genre returned to the mainstream.

Ms. Dwan never fully returned to the mainstream art world after her earthworks experiences.

It has returned to the mainstream of journalism, even if it has lost pull among old Labour activists.

The nationalists have faced a long uphill struggle and only fully returned to the mainstream of Indian politics in the 1990's.

In contrast, he returned to the mainstream in Robert Redford's factually based Quiz Show (1994), as the acerbic father to a fraudulent game-show contestant.

But the New York Auto Show in April demonstrated how design has returned to the mainstream, far beyond retro.

And so they return to the mainstream publishers to look for culture.

The label, founded by Hardy Blechman, has picked its moment to return to the mainstream fashion arena wisely.

Now Batasuna would like to return to the mainstream but is beginning to realise how little leverage it has on Eta.

The sales spikes so far have been enough to turn "American Idol" into a coveted booking for established artists looking to return to the mainstream.

After nearly 100 years in the wilderness, however, these older and nobler ideals of a leisure-filled society are showing signs of returning to the mainstream political agenda, with the new campaign for the 30-hour workweek.