Sentence examples for popular start from inspiring English sources

The new regional jets, which are now so popular, start their takeoff slowly and climb slowly, controllers say, a situation that reduces the airport's capacity.

If banks want to rebuild public trust today and show they are using taxpaying money wisely, then moving beyond the same few high streets could be a surprisingly popular start.

It isn't Windows 8, which was released in 2012 and created widespread puzzlement by submerging the traditional desktop interface beneath big, bright "tiles" and getting rid of the familiar, popular start menu.

Steve Cardownie, Edinburgh City Council's festivals and events champion, said the torch parade is a popular start to three days of New Year celebrations.

Mashup creation tool Dapper announced today that its users can now easily create new modules from any data source for placement in the popular start page Netvibes.

SweetLabs, the creators of Pokki, a popular Start Menu and app tool, have placed their focus in recent quarters on helping OEMs boost per-device margins.

Greek yogurt, in fact, is one of the most popular start-up perks.

Education is being unbundled from universities through popular start-ups like Udacity, a private organisation.

This new provision would have covered a broad range of companies that went public during the tech boom - popular start-ups like Pets.com and Webvan - which later foundered.

These popular start-ups, which have been heavily traded on secondary markets, were largely seen as immune to market turbulence because of the feverish demand for their shares.

Mr. Ravikant and Mr. Nivi vet the investors before they are allowed on the site, which is free to join for both investors and start-ups and has become hotter in Silicon Valley than many popular start-ups.