Sentence examples for a very popular time from inspiring English sources

"Attendances will be very strong this weekend and demonstrate it's a very popular time of year to watch rugby league," RFL CEO Nigel Wood told me last week.

"A lot of this activity was at lunchtime and in the afternoon, so you're talking a very popular time for folks to be using the park for what it was intended for".

However, when the camerman, sound man & producer arrived for filming it was 10 in the morning, a very popular time at the courts--players outnumbering the available courts by more than 4 to 1. (Of the 30 courts in Central Park, 13 of them have been under reconstruction since last summer).

ARIMA, also known as Box Jenkins models (Box and Jenkins 1976), has been a very popular type of time series forecast models in hydrological field.

Christmas, for example, is another very popular time to visit.

Bipolar disorder typically begins during or shortly after one's college-age years, making this very popular time to use these drugs also very dangerous: some of those users might be bipolar and not even know it yet.

"Thanksgiving and Christmas are very popular times around here as a result," Ms. Kenna said.

Beginning this evening Hulu now features Grey's Anatomy, a very popular prime-time medical drama that's sure to be a crowd-pleaser.

One time, however, at a very popular musical, curtain time was close at hand and I was having no luck.

Tunnelling was a very popular activity at that time, and a great deal of ingenuity went into devising hiding places and routes of escape.

MR: That first album was a very popular album at the time.