Sentence examples for popular far from inspiring English sources

In Europe and Japan, cellular telephones became popular far earlier than in the United States.

The theme, sung by Mr. Mizzy, was so distinctive that it remained popular far beyond the series's two seasons.

For this and other reasons, Crocetta has become popular far beyond his own region, regularly invited to appear on prime-time talk shows, a voice so different that it cannot be ignored.

Her success in connecting musicians not just with Yiddish chestnuts but also with obscure songs was crucial to the revival of klezmer, a genre that has become popular far beyond the Yiddish-speaking world in the last three decades, said Sam Norich, publisher of the Jewish newspaper The Forward.

On subreddits like /r/greentext, users post screencaps of posts from 4chan, host of some popular far right and white supremacist communities.

They knew, for example, that the Neda Youtube video would be popular far before it was featured on CNN and other major media sites and then made its way to Digg.

Spain is the top short-haul destination, with Florida the most popular far-flung route.

Bob Holland Cononley, North Yorkshire Now that England has its own popular far-right party, has it become truly European?

Sri Lanka was the third most popular far-off destination of 2001, recovering from the Colombo airport shoot-out in July with deep discounting.

Lieberman, head of a popular far-right party, is suspected of bribery, fraud, breach of trust, money laundering and obstruction of justice in a case dating back over nine years.

And so he exploits existing cracks and seeks leverage and influence in Europe through Russia's exports of natural gas, cultivating relations with increasingly popular far-left and far-right parties in Europe Austriaa's Freedom Party, France's National Front to name a couple) and with Russian investment.