Sentence examples for long popular from inspiring English sources

THE BAR Long, popular bar with lounge.

Football (soccer) was long popular in Sudan; the country was one of Africa's first football powers.

It includes several long, popular romances, notably those about the heroes Hugdietrich, Ortnit, and Wolfdietrich.

Adult cartoons, long popular in Europe and Japan, are finding a niche in the American market.

They eventually focused on Springs, an area long popular with artists.

Divorce mediation services, long popular in other parts of the country, are also expanding here.

In The Atlantic, Audra Wolfe looked at the Cold War context in which the original Cosmos succeeded, or could, at least, be credited by many with having kicked off a decade-long "popular science boom".

Indeed, until Timoney was admitted to a Miami hospital with lung cancer earlier this year he was working to help the Bahraini monarchy control a years-long popular uprising happening in the small Persian Gulf island state.

Many are wish-fulfillment fairy tales that spin off of the long-popular Cinderella myth.

Among his many works were Elementary Lessons in Electricity and Magnetism (1881) and the long-popular Calculus Made Easy (1910).

Some dancegoers will know this concerto as the accompaniment to a long-popular 1966 ballet by Kenneth MacMillan, "Concerto".