Sentence examples for a popular name from inspiring English sources
What's in a popular name?
I've been plagued by similar confusion over a popular name.
(Gloriana was a popular name for the queen derived from Spenser's "Faerie Queene").
The Black-browed Albatross is a robust mollymawk, a popular name for smaller albatrosses in the genus Thalassarche.
The immense popularity of Google's personal page evidently helped persuade Brin and Page that it was time to give the product a popular name.
All four goldfish were called Ken – it was a popular name then, because of Ken Livingstone [then MP for Brent East].
(What are the first names of Luke Skywalker's adoptive parents?) There's also a timed visual exercise, which can be academic (identify each country on a map of Africa) or goofy (decipher overpixelated pictures of celebrities), and a popular name-that-tune audio round.
Bruno is a less popular name, sitting at 670 on the popularity list, whereas Peter is number 204.
"Jonathan is a very popular name among the low-income groups in Argentina," said Prof. Javier Auyero, a sociologist at the University of Texas, Austin.
In the nineteen-seventies, she changed her name to Shuli, a more popular name for women.
