How to pronounce “mainstay” in English

And one of its mainstays, which is tragic news, is on the precipice, on the edge of something very interesting.

It had mainstays.

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that has become such a mainstay of China today.

Picnicking is your budget mainstay.

Those two paradoxes I've noticed were mainstays of my coaching practice as well as my Zen teaching practice.

But I watched growing up-- and she was like a mainstay on my television all the time.

so that family members who used to be mainstays in our gatherings are now avoiding them for fear of illness or potentially death.

That's a quarter of the number of Instagram followers Prime Minister Modi has Tech and social media and politics has been a mainstay of Indian

And it's led to a lot of health epidemics on tribal communities that have been really utilizing those food sources as a mainstay.

An old city can lose its industrial foundation and 2/3 of its people while all its mainstays-- churches, government, businesses, charities, unions--

And old city can lose its industrial foundation and 2/3 of its people while all its mainstays-- churches, government, businesses, charities, unions--

And over the course of the last now, see, 3 and 1/2 years, that's become the mainstay of Team Rubicon So since that point in time, the domestic program that we offer,