Sentence examples for popular settling from inspiring English sources
As the recession rolled on, with speakeasies and burlesques becoming mainstream, the party became more popular, settling into its current space in 2009.
Traditionally, the adjacent neighbourhoods of The Annex and Harbord Village are popular settling grounds for University of Toronto students, forming a distinct student quarter enclave.
Here he and Chas – Morph's decidedly naughtier (and one would imagine, more popular) friend – settle down to doing some painting.
The court system was a popular means for settling grudges.
Although quickly popular with migrants settling throughout the country, high-paying luxury passengers were also needed to maximise profits.
Shelley (1981) considers that the popular way of settling disputes in rural areas through violence easily leads to more crimes with the stimulation of an urban environment.
In light of this history, it's not surprising that Albania's criminal-justice system is widely distrusted, and in many places the Kanun and the blood feuds that come with it—has once again become a popular way of settling disputes.
As might be deduced from this, the Lincolnshire wolds have long been a popular place to settle, not least for the area's well-earned reputation as a producer of fine food.
Accepted throughout much of the British Commonwealth, they have become a popular way to settle small transnational debts, such as those that come with eBay sales.
It only takes a quick trip to Alexa to discourage any thoughts of settling for less popular ".org," ".net" or ".info".info
Severio Bruno runs the popular VeroGusto restaurant in Sheffield, after settling there years ago with his wife, a Naples-born chef wife.
