Sentence examples for most popular articles from inspiring English sources
It was one of my most popular articles ever.
A brief scan of Smashing's most popular articles will give you the idea.
One of its most popular articles was a combustible interview with the rock band Godsmack over its use of military imagery and support of Army recruitment.
On Tuesday, Yahoo plans to introduce a service called Buzz that relies on users to help it compile the most popular articles from around the Web.
Every Indigenous person has felt it", hit a nerve with the Australian public and was one of Guardian Australia's most popular articles.
Dr Easton believes the "consensus-based" approach employed by Wikipedia might actually make the website's most popular articles less subjective than the introductions found elsewhere.
Why would anyone need to leave?"That's not what 'Social' is," read the most popular article this week on Bloter, a tech site.
Last year the New York Times's most popular "article" was a quiz in which people could test whether they spoke more like a Los Angeleno or a Louisianan.Some positive news is welcome, but newsrooms continue to bleed jobs (see chart).
It was a quickly written piece, but much to my surprise it rapidly became my most popular article to date, and it probably always will be given the numbers involved.
The most popular article on the Guardian site since 2010 was a piece by Glenn Greenwald, Ewen MacAskill and Laura Poitras in which Edward Snowden revealed himself as the whistleblower behind the NSA surveillance revelations and in which he explained his motives behind his actions.
The article in which Edward Snowden identified himself became our most popular article ever on the website, receiving 3.7 million page views and saw the day it was published, Monday 10 June, reach a record high in traffic in a single day.
