Sentence examples for be particularly popular at from inspiring English sources

Now a whole group of protestors in New York have picked up the chant, repeating it over and over and forcing the reporter to lament that CNN doesn't seem to be particularly popular at the demonstration.

Bird-watching is particularly popular at Lethem.

A second option, the buffet, is particularly popular at lunch.

They are particularly popular at Christmas and remain edible for up to four months.

At Bath building society, mortgages of this type make up nearly a 10th of their total business, and are particularly popular at this time of year.

It has been particularly popular at summer music festivals, with more than two tonnes of used cannisters picked up at Glastonbury last summer.

Small-scale bronze sculpture was particularly popular at this time, though some workshops were still casting monumental bronzes as late as the 18th century.

Most won official recognition from the Académie des Beaux-Arts and started receiving large prices for their paintings; their work was particularly popular at the end of the century.

These were particularly popular at beginning of the 19th century, and again later in the Victorian period.

Creed indicates he follows Luke on the social-networking website Twitter specifically because Luke does not write about the actress Betty White, who was particularly popular at the time the episode aired.

The Creative Expression element of No Name-Calling Week has been particularly popular at our school, giving students the chance to funnel their feelings about bullying and name-calling into poems, graphic novels, paintings, sculptures, dioramas, murals, short films and songs.