Sentence examples for popular turn from inspiring English sources

This was a popular turn of events.

Local elections Major (100-plus) seat losses across country suggesting broad popular turn against David Cameron and party.

Today, the psychosexual lens helps explain why North Korea, in addition to dire poverty and other crippling woes, faces international giggles over its inability to "get it up" — a popular turn of phrase among bloggers and some headline writers.

The studio recently wrapped on Patty Jenkins Wonder Womann, with Israeli actor Gal Gadot reprising her popular turn from Dawn of Justice, and now looks set to make Robbie's sweetly poisonous Quinn the mainstay of future films before we've even seen more than a few clips from Suicide Squad.

The new game is a sequel to Draw Something, the popular, turn-based drawing game that has entertained millions of players who sketched images for their friends in a modified, touch-screen version of Pictionary.

She was the Gibson Girl, named for the illustrator Charles Dana Gibson, and she was a popular turn-of-the-century symbol of the new, modern woman liberated from the confines of home, male chaperons and other restrictions.

To make the game appealing on mobile, Levine and his team borrowed some of the mechanics of popular turn-based games and applied them to the real-money fantasy sports world.

All scenarios, of course, centre round the far-right Front National (FN) - the party that has been by far the greatest beneficiary of both the economic crisis and the popular turning-away from establishment politics.

Having multiple partners at once is a popular turn-on for both men and women, whether they're single or in a relationship.

Nick Clegg is bigging up his main boi Callum M because the soundtrack to this photograph is popular turn-of-the-millennium boyband, 5ive.

It encompassed a total of nine games, the most recent of which was released in 2002, as well as the popular turn-based strategy series Heroes of Might and Magic.