Sentence examples for popular lately from inspiring English sources

A longstanding old-timers' hangout, The Cave, with its cozy feel, pool table and small dance floor, had become popular lately as a weekend late-night spot with the younger local crowd.

It may also help explain why such a class has been so popular lately.

THIS YEAR'S LOOKS We've had a lot of people come in for "Breaking Bad," and Egyptian's also really popular lately — pharaohs and Cleopatras.

Works on paper have been particularly popular lately, and this fair has a wide and impressive collection of them from several London dealers.

Less is known about an herb called St. John's wort (hypericum), which has become popular lately among fans of alternative medicine.

As might be expected, most of them hail from New York City, where owning a car has become less popular lately.

• The opening was a Catalan, a popular choice lately.

"Drifting" has become a popular word lately in trying to explain the action of the stock market.

"Mr. Roethlisberger isn't the most popular person lately," said Tracy Gray, manager of public and media relations.

But the most popular theory lately is that they were strapped onto spear extenders called atlatls, serving as counterweights and ergonomic handles.

Energy companies with easy-to-flog divisions have been popular targets lately, as have cash-rich tech groups and ailing financial firms.Activists have long preyed on smaller firms.