Sentence examples for popular at a from inspiring English sources

Valls brushed the figures aside, saying he did not care about being popular at a time of such change.

That campaign platform has been popular at a time of very high rents and high apartment prices, partly because of an influx of investors from mainland China.

"I fell from a tree," said Ms. Bundchen, 24, who is based in California and who is popular at a kind of epic, "Star Trek" level among the model obsessives who troll the Web.

At Arles, as elsewhere, vernacular photography from the past (family albums, unusual collections and archives) continues to be popular at a time when social media and the instant transmission of the image is all.

The surgery that Mr. Nadler underwent is becoming increasingly popular, at a time when diet, exercise and weight-loss drugs have failed to counter the rising tide of obesity in America.

In fact recently it seems, discussions about microformats have been getting quiet popular, at a number of UK geek events.

The subject is popular at A-level, and about one- third of students go on to study related subjects at university.

According to Ofqual's provisional statistics, all of the sciences have seen a rise in the number of candidates sitting at both A-level and GCSE this year, with both maths and further maths noticeably more popular at A-level.

Morocco is a popular at-home destination this year, in September's W and October's Chic Simple.

(It was so popular at an early test screening that it was re-inserted).

If you're going somewhere incredibly popular at an incredibly popular time ― like spring break in Florida, for example ― you should book well before the "prime booking window" even begins.