Sentence examples for newly popular from inspiring English sources

But I am fascinated by the prominence of Irish Boston as a newly popular cinematic milieu.

Some had even feared the U.S. might finish 3rd behind the newly popular China.

The newly popular theory of structural linguistics held, in part, that you couldn't legislate language.

It does not count," ran the newly popular and emollient version of the sermon.

But that influx has increased housing prices in the newly popular neighborhoods.

Although hiding the television is newly popular, it is not new.

Participation in sports has grown exponentially, with girls teams and newly popular sports, like lacrosse.

"It's also newly popular in France, and it's great to see.

Even British-style Euroscepticism is newly popular in France, ahead of its referendum on the EU constitution on May 29th.

Except for Kentucky, all those have a relatively new or newly popular N.H.L. team in the state or nearby.

Ministers are already embarrassed about the vast amounts of public money consumed by the newly popular railways.