Sentence examples for early popular from inspiring English sources

Other early popular writers in Ghana include Asare Konadu, Efua Sutherland, and Kwesi Brew.

A source of more arrogance ("Why do I identify with this bitter and ultimately lonely human being?" Mr. Leggett asks himself) was early popular success.

As an established English-language paper in continental Europe, the Herald (later the Herald Tribune and then the IHT) was an early popular source for expatriates and Europeans to read about presidential elections across the Atlantic.

One is Fred Ballinger, a legendary English composer, currently being badgered by a Buckingham Palace aide to conduct a royal command performance of his Simple Songs, an early, popular composition that he now finds tiresome.

One of his early popular books, Saddlebottom, featured a porcine hero, much scorned for the unusual white saddle-shaped patch on his bottom, who runs away on adventures with a cat.

After university in Cambridge, he toured revolutionary Europe and then set up home briefly in the West Country with his sister Dorothy, where he met Coleridge, his collaborator on their early popular volume, the Lyrical Ballads.

Jarabe melodies are traditional medleys of earlier popular tunes.

(A few months earlier, Popular Science had named the Waterboxx its Innovation of the Year).

The dealers walked right past the piece without noticing it, making a beeline to some earlier, popular light works that hung on the walls like paintings.

Mr. Rust was not the first New York radio sports host who bantered with listeners over the phone; Bill Mazer had an earlier popular program.

French apocalyptic and millennial symbols were generated from below, especially in the earliest popular religious movement of the Middle Ages, the Peace of God.