Sentence examples for popular down from inspiring English sources

Localised versions of shows such as Top Gear and MasterChef have proved popular down under; and MasterChef, made by Elisabeth Murdoch's Shine, set a record last year for Australia's most watched non-sport show ever.

Past evocations of the city haven't been popular down there.

One program that is currently popular: down payment assistance.

Although it has no oriental connection, it has remained popular down the years with the designers of Chinese restaurant menus.

We asked you to tell us their favourites, and here are your choices, from the most popular down.

The thing was, Mr. Block says: "We were immediately successful and popular down in Princeton, but Ben and Jerry really struggled.

Most people know chardonnay as a wildly popular down-market grape that grows in bucketloads anywhere.

Curiously enough, sometimes Hogarth, who was such a popular, down-to-earth painter, includes figures who seem to have come from religious paintings.

Here too are later paintings of entertainers, dancers and clowns, the sort of popular, down-to-earth subject matter that Kuhn liked to call "buckeye" and others have seen as kitsch.

What Hearst created in the Journal, Murdoch created in the Sun, the popular down-market British tabloid that he acquired in 1969, best known for its bare-breasted "Page 3 girl" and its gossip about the Royal Family.

Instead he became a master of blushing pinks and icy blues, as seen in "Portrait of the Artist as a Clown (Kansas)," and a champion of the sort of popular, down-to-earth subject matter he liked to call "buckeye" — subject matter that would, in the end, define him.