Sentence examples for popular presents from inspiring English sources

We didn't see many in use in present-day Nafplio, but they proved popular presents for harried Americans upon our return to the United States.

The biggest sellers are expected to be: Retailers are predicting that cameras, tablets, smartphones and games consoles will be among the most popular presents this Christmas.

Some are French- and Italian-influenced, but the most popular presents traditional Czech food from the end of the 19th century.

"They're popular presents," she says of her needle-and-thread précis of romantic triumph and defeat, noting, unsurprisingly, "the positive ones sell better than the not-so positive ones".

"They're popular presents," she said of her needle-and-thread pr?s of romantic triumph and defeat, noting, unsurprisingly, "the positive ones sell better than the not-so-positive ones".

There may be 181 shopping days until Christmas, but it is not too early for the toy store Hamleys to predict which will be the most popular presents under the tree this year.

Thus, the key tension between external ritual and internal realization that originated in Vedic times and was perpetuated in devotional teachings is sustained in popular present-day ritual action.

As reported by NBC News, the government will work with drone manufacturers and owners to create a system for drone registration, in new regulations that could be in place in time for Christmas, when drones are expected to be a popular present.

Crowd Ignite's proprietary technology is able to track which pieces of content within a site are the most popular, present it to users on sites within the network and then optimize the landing page in a way that presents the content they are most likely to want to consume.

Another use for the gold dollar was as a holiday gift; after its abolition the quarter eagle became a popular present.

MOBILE phones, it seems, were even more popular as presents this Christmas than Furbies or Teletubbies.