Sentence examples for fairly popular from inspiring English sources

Normal town, fairly popular.

The government remains fairly popular.

In 2002, he was a fairly popular, efficient leader.

Mr Aso has long been a fairly popular politician for getting out and shaking hands.

It's always strange finding out about a fairly popular US singer you've never heard of.

Growing up in Cornwall, I was fairly popular and played team sports.

Mr Aso, more hawkish than Mr Fukuda, is congenial and fairly popular, having worked the party's grass-roots organisations.

Despite the international controversy over, the corrida de toros ("running of bulls") is still fairly popular in Spain.

A fairly popular spin was that Mr. Leveaux landed a punch that sent Mr. Riedel to the emergency room.

That is because the region's economies have been coasting along on the back of a commodity-price boom, and many incumbents are fairly popular.

Of Pennsylvania's two incumbent senators, one is a Democrat, Bob Casey, who resoundingly defeated Mr. Santorum in 2006 and who remains fairly popular.