Sentence examples for be highly popular at from inspiring English sources
The Spitfire continues to be highly popular at airshows, on airfields and in museums worldwide, and continues to hold an important place in the memories of many people, especially the few still living who flew the Spitfire in combat.
Swarthy, cosmopolitan, aesthetic and, as he was the first to tell you, a big man in his underpants (his nickname was Hose), he was highly popular at school.
Such talk has been highly popular at reunions of Trib alumni, which have been held annually since the paper went under.
These games have proved to be highly popular, and the first sell-out of 66,772 fans at CenturyLink Field was a soccer match between Manchester United and Celtic.
What about the fact that the two biggest domestic spending programs, Medicare and Social Security, are highly popular, and the libertarian movement at its core doesn't believe in those programs?
Christie's defenders have argued all along that it was perfectly appropriate to feature the leader of the state, who at the time was highly popular, in a campaign designed to encourage people to return to the Shore.
The scheme was highly popular in the 1980s but as the discounts decreased its popularity faded.
Moreau succeeded Elie Delaunay as professor at the École des Beaux-Arts, and his teaching was highly popular.
