More popularly known as the Harlem Rens, the team won the inaugural World Professional Basketball Tournament in Chicago in 1939.
More popularly known as the Bessies, after the teacher Bessie Schönberg Varley, the awards are presented to New York artists or to artists from afar who have appeared here, either for work seen last season or for sustained achievement.
More popularly, virtual cash transfer (e.g., M-Pesa) is being tested and used as a safer and faster option for providing aid than physical commodity distribution.
As brilliant, of course, but more popularly accessible.
The most famous is Pavel Pichugin, or, as he is more popularly known, Pasha Face Control.
[7] Sometimes referred to as "nitrate," but more popularly known as bird droppings.
That failure could undermine the Gulf-brokered political deal for a transition to a more popularly based regime.
That was called the "icy conglomerate" model but also became more popularly known as the "dirty snowball".
Helmut Rumbler, a Frankfurt dealer, approached them about "Christ Crucified Between Two Thieves," more popularly known as "The Three Crosses".
No wonder they are so agitated by the BNP, which, they fear, may have a more popularly plausible story than theirs of who the British really are.
Mr. Gore's first executive assignment was running the National Performance Review, more popularly known as the "reinventing government" initiative, or Rego.
