Sentence examples for small mainstream from inspiring English sources

Her small mainstream school had said they could no longer cope with her.

The challenges of releasing what might best be described as a small mainstream film are confirmed once again with the release of Mum's List, starring Rafe Spall and Emilia Fox.

While riches were being minted and squandered in the dot-com '90s, Mr. Gordon made a fortune by taking a commission for processing sales on a range of sites from small, mainstream retailers to others like ClubLove, which published the Pamela Andersex-tapey Lee sex tape.

In early December a small mainstream press offered me a publishing contract for Whispering Nights.

That would equal the estimates for upfront ad sales for the two smallest mainstream broadcast networks, UPN and WB.

The offensive is being conducted by an array of anti-Assad groups, including the al-Qaida-affiliated Nusra Front, the hard-line Ahrar al-Sham and even some smaller mainstream rebel factions.

India's legal outsourcing industry has grown in recent years from an experimental endeavor to a small but mainstream part of the global business of law.

Tim Phelan, president of the Connecticut Retail Merchants Association, argued that a tax on bags would harm both consumers and the "small, independent, mainstream merchants" that make up his membership.

The second try, today's Indiana-built Tundra, which went on sale in 1999 as a 2000 model, is a good truck, beloved by the Consumer Reports crowd, but still a bit small for mainstream America.

In addition, special-education classes are required by law to be far smaller than mainstream classes, and on average are about one-third the size.

It's being called the most unpredictable election yet, with voters in the East Midlands said to be among the most likely to turn to smaller, less mainstream parties.