Sentence examples for popular say from inspiring English sources
What's certain is that what defined an artist as popular, say, 40 years ago, is no longer an accurate measurement.
Assuming that the company can retain the same growth momentum, if one makes the conservative assumption that cheaper listings are more popular — say, an average night's stay at $70 — it could be grossing annual revenue of around $168 million.
By closing off the path for greater popular say in the political process, Beijing risks alienating considerable parts of Hong Kong's population.
Because every awards fandango has a chronological eligibility bracket, there is always the slightly old material that feels out of place and the obvious absence of something popular — say, Adele's "25" — that was released right after the cutoff.
"Thorning-Schmidt was never popular," says Fogh Hansen.
In Slupsk we have popular saying.
"The cameras are extremely popular," said Mr. Rosen.
"Brunch has always been popular," says Trattles.
It's very popular, said Penny Pfaelzer, an airline spokeswoman.
The breast bones are popular, says Hallsworth, as are gizzards.
Cannes, as the popular saying goes, is Cannes.
