Sentence examples for let popular from inspiring English sources

The team let popular stars like Torii Hunter and Johan Santana get away when they became too expensive.

He noted that robotics companies had no standard operating software that would let popular applications run on a variety of machines.

All that makes Wagner the perfect choice for another team, one with vision and gumption, a franchise that refuses to let popular opinion validate its talent.

(Kuhn called it a blunder by baseball, which, he wrote in his book, should have expanded to California, not let popular teams shift there).

"Let popular culture put this guy on a throne or crucify him," Mr. Thibodeau said, adding that it was more important for JetBlue to "take the high ground" and focus on issues like its passenger safety record.

Abolish or radically recast the fiscal-policy rules; affirm rather than qualify the independence of the proposed central bank; above all, engage the public and let popular opinion have the final say.

The Protestant threat argued for letting popular wildflowers bloom.

Is it not a scandal there seems no place for continuing series about science or serious music?' David Attenborough on the effects of letting popular genres 'run rampant' on BBC1 and BBC2.

Erdogan is seeing that things are starting to get out of control which is why his party offered to let a popular, democratic, vote decide the fate of Gezi Park.

Cool! T The fact that this weird, middle-aged-looking white creep is accepted, let alone popular, just leaves me baffled and confused.

But the beautiful game has been cultivated in both countries, where the authoritarian regimes haven't been slow to notice that football can let off popular steam that might otherwise blow in their direction.