Sentence examples for the mainstream work from inspiring English sources

Christened "roots rock," it yielded underground champions like Nashville's Jason and the Scorchers, ultimately manifesting itself in the mainstream work of Bruce Springsteen, John Mellencamp, and others.

Paper managers and their vendors say the job provides a special freedom, a sense of personal responsibility that helps homeless and impoverished people build the confidence they need to rejoin the mainstream work force.

But peddling papers for petty cash is only part of a long-term plan to integrate the homeless vendor back into the mainstream work force by building up self-confidence and social interaction.

It also aims to create synergies across committees and incorporate children's rights into the mainstream work of the legislative body.

It aims to create synergies across committees and incorporate children's rights into the mainstream work of the legislative body.

But even within the mainstream works, there was a great deal of variation.

"So far the only point I can remember is one where an ex-neighbour of ours recalled (in an otherwise entirely kind and welcome comment) me telling him, years ago, that my SF novels effectively subsidised the mainstream works.

We define "radical" not in the party political sense but in the context of challenging the mainstream, working outside orthodox frameworks and having the skill to put together often very familiar ingredients in a surprising way to meet a real social need: inventions for the public good.

They remain under constant pressure even while operating in the mainstream, working in the China that is part of our more acceptable, comfortable discourse, the one where many earnest efforts are being made to improve rule of law, human rights, working conditions and environmental protections.

It is unlikely that she would ever have become a professional philosopher in quite the mould of many of her contemporaries, since she had little taste for the logical and linguistic issues that were the focus of mainstream work in the 1950s and 1960s, and which remain the focus of much contemporary work.

But the UK's emphasis on getting disabled people into mainstream work saw the decision taken to shut most of the Welsh factories.