Sentence examples for popular make from inspiring English sources

Which was a popular make of car in the '70s.

The "little rat" Cyrille Guimard said of him: "It is our failures that make us grow, make us popular, make us human.

Harley-Davidson is the most popular make of motorcycles in the world but the brand was beaten last year by the globally lesser-known Indian name, Royal Enfield.

Referring to a popular make of synthesizer, he added: "I think I still have one of your Moogs!" Richard Jones of Welsh band Stereophonics tweeted: "Deep Purple in Rock was the first album I bought.

You need to present yourself in the best manner if you want to be popular, make new friends, or even find that "special" someone with whom to establish an intimate relationship, even in the short term.

In particular, manufacturers in recipient countries seem to effectively lose market share if phones stolen elsewhere are sold in their market: Mailley et al. (2006a; 406) report that a survey of customers in Russia found Motorola to be the most popular make of handset even though Motorola did not sell handsets in that country (at a time when the Motorola Razr not the iPhone was the iconic handset).

They also said that the senator was extremely popular, making her book a money-making venture for any publisher.

They gained popularity in the early 1900s, the most popular made famous by F.A. Mithcell Hedges, a British adventurer and author.

(Alemani says it's the most popular make-out spot on the whole High Line).

Michelle Phan is the world's most popular make-up expert with over 600 million views.

Much of what makes the tournament so popular makes the regular season less so.