Sentence examples for popular out of from inspiring English sources

Presidents who are unpopular in their final months in office – like Gerald R. Ford, Jimmy Carter and the first George Bush, all of whom lost presidential elections – typically become more popular out of office.

As Mr. Hodges strode across the greensward, he passed another veteran: Joyce Wilson, who has bred Irish terriers (a little-known breed: 110th most popular, out of 140) for more than 40 years.

On the digital singles chart, Lady Gaga's "Born This Way," which was enormously popular out of the gate, lost 44 percent of its sales in its third week, with 286,000, although that was enough for it to hold at No. 1.

Though this is great book, and I have found that I find John Green a very good writer, there is something off-putting about reading a book that all of a sudden becomes so popular out of the blue and though Green is a great writer I, and some of my friends, do not feel he writes women very well, the emotions and feelings do not feel so feminine.

In machine learning many methods like SVM, neural networks, fuzzy logic and gaussian mixture model based classifiers are popular out of which SVM is the most popular.

A group representing town managers says making sites more popular out of hours could bring an additional dimension to the high street.

If you don't go in for one of the popular out-of-board room pastimes, you'd better keep it to yourself.

It is sociable, and one of the most popular out-of-school activities, yet only 1% of primary and 2% of secondary school children cycle to school.

It was popular with out-of-town dealers, the police said, because it was close to major thoroughfares and bridges.

In 2009 the company introduced its first publishing line, AmazonEncore, dedicated to popular self-published and out-of-print books.

They blindly follow the popular line that an out-of-favor sector like tobacco or electric power is doomed.