Sentence examples for most popular state from inspiring English sources
California is our most popular state".
"Fees at [the most popular state] schools," he recommends, "should be the same for the affluent as the fees charged at independent day schools".
It's good to be Sarah Palin, still governor of Alaska until at least 2011, and still one of the most popular state executives in America.But two small problems have sprung up at home one still theoretical, one very real.
Ministers want to scrap restrictions on the expansion of the most popular state schools, allowing them to take on more pupils in a move that will increase the financial pressures on struggling schools.
Mirroring previous married-couple series that have worked on cable, E! will introduce "Married to Jonas," which will follow Kevin Jonas of the singing brothers and his Italian-American wife, Danielle Deleasa, who offers the extra attraction of being from the most popular state on cable television, New Jersey.
Presque Isle quickly became the most popular state park in Pennsylvania.
The channels included Russia 1, Russia 24 and ORT - some of the most popular state-controlled channels - which were broadcasting clips of Putin's TV phone-in.
Most non-Americans chose to buy in the sunshine belt; Florida (23%), California (14%) and Texas (12%) were the most popular states.
The National Transportation Safety Board's records list more than 150 air-tour-related accidents in the United States since January 2000 (including 21 in Arizona, 16 in Alaska and 15 in Hawaii, three of the most popular states for these kinds of tours), with more than two dozen of them involving fatalities.
But by the end of 2010, the company expects to have apps available for New York, and the five other most popular states for the exam as well.
The next week we sat down with DraftKings CEO Jason Robins, who explained that passing the bill was so important because it not only meant his company could resume operations in one of its most popular states, but that the bill could also serve as an indicator of similar legislation soon to be passed in other states that currently ban daily fantasy sports.
