Sentence examples for a popular state from inspiring English sources

There is a popular state lottery.

In 2004, it's a popular state of consciousness.

In November Robert Hurt, a popular state senator, aims to recapture the seat for the Republicans.

Before being elected governor in 2002, she was a popular state and federal prosecutor.

Three Republicans are seeking that post, while Debbie Halvorson, a popular state legislator, has no opposition on the Democratic side.

"It's the contrast between two big teams," said Carlos Menéndez, a server at El Aljibe, a popular state restaurant that regularly shows soccer.

Global Times, a popular state-run Chinese newspaper with a nationalistic tone, published an editorial on Monday by Maj.

The Global Times, a popular state-run tabloid, has run another attack on western condemnation of the case.

The Global Times, a popular state-run newspaper, said in an editorial on Wednesday that Ye's achievements had been "met with suspicion and derision from western commentators".

It had been posed by a popular state-sanctioned TV program, "Hitting Grass Roots: Hearing Voices of the People," which is in the habit of tackling one very specific social issue — traffic jams, village primary schools — per fifteen-minute episode.

The Global Times, a popular state-run newspaper, said in an editorial on Wednesday that "negative comments about her and Chinese athletes come from deep bias and reluctance from the western press to see Chinese people making breakthroughs".