Sentence examples for popularly linked from inspiring English sources
And Pointillism, popularly linked to Seurat, was a late addition.
Although his name has been popularly linked with the circus, Barnum did not, in fact, become a circus showman until he was past age 60.
The imagist conception is popularly linked to descriptions of designing.
We may be linked by a belief in a free society and a popularly answerable government, but our democracies don't mesh — not simply the systems, but the parties.
Garry Kasparov, the former world chess champion and another outspoken opponent of Putin, linked Nemtsov's killing with other violence that has been popularly attributed to the Kremlin and its enforcers: "[Journalist Anna] Politkovskaya was gunned down.
The bailey was linked to the motte either by a flying bridge stretching between the two, or, more popularly in England, by steps cut into the motte.
We utilized the same procedure (Fig. 1A) to generate the miRNA-enriched library that has been popularly used to clone miRNAs and to measure the expression of miRNAs via RT-PCR [33] [35], in which 5'- and 3'-end adaptors were linked to the miRNA molecules.
Popularly known by the moniker "meth mouth," the examples of extreme dental decay and tooth loss were disseminated widely by the news media without being linked to rigorous epidemiological studies that validated the reports.
LONDON--A team of British scientists today announced new evidence linking a fatal degenerative brain disease that has killed 10 people in Britain since 1994 with bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), a neurological condition popularly known as 'madd cow disease" that has infected more than 150,000 British cattle.
