Sentence examples for popularly claimed from inspiring English sources
Again, the latter can be put down to the vagaries of the English idiom and there are plenty of Britons who might forget the name of the Labour leader, who is popularly claimed to look like Wallace (from the Wallace and Gromit animation) or Rowan Atkinson's Mr Bean character.
T. terrestris has long been used in the traditional Chinese and Indian systems of medicine for the treatment of various ailments and is popularly claimed to improve sexual functions.
The exact date of the death of Cornish is unclear and disputed, but popularly it is claimed that the last monolingual Cornish speaker was Dolly Pentreath, a Mousehole resident who died in 1777.
As our nation's first popularly elected African American Senator, Senator Brooke claimed his seat at the table of government and paved the way for the election of African Americans across the country, including President Barack Obama and me.
Popularly called "the phantom organization," the group most recently claimed responsibility for the killing of a British military attaché, Stephen Saunders, as he drove down a busy Athens street in June 2000.
On 15 September, popularly known ever since as Battle of Britain day, the RAF claimed to have destroyed 185 German aircraft.
The word "Canberra" is popularly thought to derive from the word Kambera or Canberry which is claimed to mean "meeting place" in the old Ngunnawal language, one of several Indigenous languages spoken in the district by Aboriginal people before European settlers arrived.
He went on to list numerous offers he claimed he had made to bring non-Islamists on board, while defending the right of a popularly elected president to promote his allies.
Chelsea took center stage in the swinging 60's, while Notting Hill, more to the west, claimed the limelight in the 90's, with its blend of grand Victorian houses, Caribbean influences and rich bohemians, popularly known as trustafarians.
These include the Tory M.P. Sir Douglas Hogg, a k a. "Mr. Moat" because he claimed a bill for clearing his moat, and Sir Nicholas and Lady Ann Winterton, a husband-wife Tory team now popularly known as "Mr. and Mrs. Expenses".
