Sentence examples for popularly from inspiring English sources

Popularly known as Zitto Ruyagwa Kabwe, or Zitto, he boasts the country's most followed Twitter account.

Connected to farther back positions by underground utility tunnels, the Ukrainian troops in the airport – popularly known as "cyborgs" for their resilience – have held the bottom floors of the main terminal even as rebel fighters have taken over the top floor and surrounding areas.

When The Stone Roses, the epoch-making band he fronted in the late 1980s and early 1990s, fell spectacularly from grace, he was popularly considered the least likely to survive.

Popularly known as Babasaheb, he is described as being one of India's first great economic thinkers.

Rudd was the first Labor leader to be popularly elected to office since Paul Keating – himself the architect of a brutal leadership coup – won a surprise second term 17 years ago, in March 1993.

Popularly known as the "law on bloggers," the legislation requires users of any website whose posts are read by more than 3,000 people each day to publish under their real name and register with the authorities if requested.

In Ghana HIPC, as it was popularly known, became a term of derision and a symbol of battered pride.

Another chose a police officer who had left the force surrounded by controversy and was popularly known as Robocop.

He is popularly considered to be on the right side of Britain's biggest political argument.

Wedded to Labour's statist tradition, he has abandoned the Blairite public-service reforms so utterly that they are now popularly attributed to the ruling Tories.

The confrontation between the hard-line president, Marc Ravalomanana, and the young mayor of Antananarivo, Andry Rajoelina (more popularly known as "Andry TGV"), has reached crisis point, prompting the army to step in to restore order.