Sentence examples for which are mainstream from inspiring English sources

The same goes for the kind of videos aired on sites such as Youtube.com, many of which are mainstream films mashed up into exciting new forms.

It's good to see some of those balances a little bit more correct at other levels but it's taking it to the next step, which is mainstream management.

But then the program settled happily into the real order of business, which was mainstream, mostly German classical music performed by some of the great artists of the day.

This excess electricity can be delivered to the central grid, which is mainstream practice in the Netherlands at the moment.

Eddie Huang's show, which features a hip-hop-loving misfit who is nobody's patsy is a welcome backfire against the towering inferno which is mainstream America's racialism.

These massively multiplayer games, which are considered mainstream entertainment in Taiwan and South Korea, still represent a fraction of the United States video game business.

A report last year by Amnesty International and the European Roma Rights Center noted the problems that come from Roma's being placed both in practical schools and in Roma-only schools, which are technically mainstream schools, but which tend to use a simplified curriculum.

His ranking reflects the "massive shift to mobile devices which are becoming mainstream frighteningly fast", said our panel, only too aware that smartphones are rapidly displacing PCs as the primary means of accessing internet information.

The Lenovo Cast works with DLNA and Miracast-enabled devices, which are most mainstream Android devices.

Such phones — which are a mainstream version of Internet phones now available as PC software — would allow users to skip long distance charges.

We also eliminated demonstration sports that might have had only one Olympic appearance but which are otherwise mainstream professional sports, such as Australian rules football (1956), American football (1932) and bowling (1988).