Sentence examples for nationally popular from inspiring English sources

Executives here say the rise of nationally popular TV programs has alarmed Bombay's huge film industry.

The city was the home of Eugene F. Ware, a nationally popular poet of the late 19th century.

The idea was to reach fans of the nationally popular Dodgers in the barbershops, cafes and homes that dotted the midsection of the Eastern United States.

The Southern bloc in the House majority can still prevent the President from enjoying any major legislative achievements, but it has no chance of enacting an agenda, and it's unlikely to produce a nationally popular figure.

The festival, which spans 800 events and features writers from 55 countries, also includes a series from guest selector, Gabriel Orozco, Mexico's most renowned visual artist, who has chosen seven nationally popular authors to interview.

The Festival of the Vibes, which is presented by Terrapin Tapes, a Brookfield-based distributor of blank audio media, features such nationally popular acts as Ratdog (with the Grateful Dead's Bob Weir), the bluegrass musician David Grisman and his quintet, the jazz innovator John Scofield and the Southern rocker Warren Haynes.

He is getting to be nationally popular-his latest album is in the Top Forty of both the regular and the black music chart.

Millions in India, a country of 1.3 billion people and only one nationally-popular game, celebrated wildly.

However, all were considerably more popular nationally than internationally.

A major break came in late 2000 when Oprah Winfrey featured Spanx on her popular nationally syndicated television talk show.

Mr. Sharon is popular nationally, but Mr. Netanyahu, who speaks American-accented English and has cultivated a slashing debate style, has made himself a formidable challenger on the right.