Sentence examples for were a staple of from inspiring English sources
Beginning in 1947 and ending a decade later, dramatic plays performed live were a staple of network broadcasts.
Donald Duck cartoons were a staple of television entertainment.
Drugs and liquor were a staple of life for some band members.
In fact, there were none of the friendly arguments that were a staple of the breakfasts.
For nearly three decades his youth concerts were a staple of the Brooklyn Philharmonic.
(It helps to know that eels were a staple of Renaissance diets).
But 250 years ago, oysters were a staple of poor folks' diet hereabouts.
A year or two ago, ritual denunciations of the Fund were a staple of public life.
(These were a staple of my travels in Turkey and Lebanon).
Outlandish tales about a sect known as the Assassins were a staple of European lore about the Middle East.
Who can say?" Predictions about the future were a staple of New York journalism in the early 20th century.
