Sentence examples for most popular statements from inspiring English sources

"I only watch the Super Bowl for the ads," is one of the most popular statements made at this time of the year.

Most recently, however, an English singer named Petula Clark took note of changes in the social climate with what is almost certainly the best, and what promises to be the most popular, demographic statement of them all, "Downtown": When you're alone, when life is making you lonely, You can always go Downtown.

Once you take a photo or video, you can select from more than 5,000 graphics to add on top, and these are themed and categorized around the most popular questions and statements people share in Messenger.

Most popular was the statement by UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader Nigel Farage that Bulgarians are starving in a mafia-run state.

The most popular games command enormous audiences.

The most popular choices for women were Statements 'E' and 'F' (34% (11 out of 32) in each case); whereas men nominated Statements FF' and 'B' (32% (45 out of 142) and 28% (40 out of 142) respectively).

Mr Whittingdale said the international football federation should be "the guardian of the world's most popular sport" and welcomed a statement from payments company Visa that it was was examining its sponsorship arrangements with the sport.

The mooted new rules on incitement to terrorism may have been partly intended to stop the channel, still by far the most popular across the region, from broadcasting statements by Islamist militants.

Most popular part of it was his statement that there would be no election this year and probably none next year.

Osborne's "Google tax" on the diverted profits of multinationals was the single most popular policy in last week's autumn statement.

The Concierge Full Service is now Threadflip's most popular service, according to a company statement.