Sentence examples for popular zone from inspiring English sources

For a long time, it has not been easy to come up with a bright, easily remembered and short name in a popular zone, and it's becoming even more difficult.

Worst feature: The so-called "tourist spotlight" designed to shine a light on popular zones isn't very enlightening.

Stay in the "popular zones" and if it is late at night, take a taxi from wherever you are to your hotel, and vice versa.

The fact that some literary books have classifiable characteristics (the newly-popular "Zone One" is a literary zombie tale according to "The New York Times") shows that genre fiction isn't viewed as merely different than literary fiction.

A blue perimeter delineates the area, with less-popular zones shadowed in gray.

Speaking at the World in 2012 Festival in New York, Ms Miller, who runs the hugely popular Astrology Zone website, also pointed the finger at a tricky cardinal cross, where four planets are in a cross position, which hasn't helped.

In our popular Family Zone a season card for an under 16 is just £25 and an adult and junior package just £400 – which equates to just £21 for a parent and child.

From walk-on holograms of players shifting around uncomfortably before checking their yardage books, to Sarah Stirk's well-informed post-round interactive interviews in front of a giant monitor in the popular Open Zone, the coverage is incredibly slick.

Mr. Brickman, who worked for the N.F.L. for several years enhancing its television productions, pioneered the popular "Red Zone" alerts that tell fans watching games on "NFL Sunday Ticket" on DirecTV about other games in which a team is about to score.

Our model eliminates the conventional traction-separation law (TSL) that is known to result in the popular cohesive zone model (CZM).

This chapter discusses several popular demilitarized zone (DMZ) designs that will meet the needs of many DMZ planners and illustrates the design and build a DMZ using Cisco's PIX and ASA firewalls.