Sentence examples for a bit popular from inspiring English sources
And then, weirdly, we became a bit popular.
Just last month it acquired a social startup, tbh, which had got a little bit popular with teens.
While Apple did sell 300 to 600 thousand of these things, I wouldn't say that this device will be the popular incarnation and I expect the 3G model to be a bit more popular, especially with the a la carte service options.
*Correction: The polling actually shows that Congress is a bit more popular than sexually transmitted diseases like Gonorrhea, but is still less popular than Nickelback.
(And it should be a bit more popular, too).
So I think they have been getting a bit more popular in the last ten years.
On its face, the fantasy epic seems a bit too popular for those critics.
Some Albanians worry that the Socialists are a bit too popular in mafia-run places like Vlore.Once in government, the populists may turn pragmatic.
Mr. Dowd said the party's surveys generally showed that Mr. Bush was a bit more popular, but he said the party did not release internal poll numbers.
Pick one that's been a bit more popular, that perhaps has its own cheering section already, and you'll get better publicity for it.
"But I know I'm a bit more popular because they managed to move the TV from the spike bar to the lounge this week, which has been a bit of an issue for a while".
