Sentence examples for this type of popular from inspiring English sources

Christophe (pseudonym of Georges Colomb) raised this type of popular imagery to the level of the intelligent urban child, first in the children's periodical and then in various albums published separately.

This type of window, popular in 17th- and 18th-century English versions of Italian designs, was inspired by the so-called Palladian motif, similar three-part openings having been featured in the work of the 16th-century Italian architect Andrea Palladio; his basilica at Vicenza, designed in 1546, was especially rich in these.

This type of mill became popular throughout the Roman Empire, notably in Gaul, after the advent of Christianity led to the freeing of slaves and the resultant need for an alternative source of power.

The strongly reduced dispersion compared to straight tubes or simple coils has made this type of device most popular in post-column derivatization.

It'll be a while before you can have one of your own, but here's hoping this type of tech becomes popular enough that you can check the quality or makeup of something at least without having to visit some lab.

This type of costume was popular during the Tudor period, particularly in the 1550s, and the accuracy of its depiction has been used to advance the portrait's authenticity as a depiction of Jane Grey.

This type of service is popular in Vancouver but not in Toronto.

A few years later this type of film became very popular.

Since the appearance of the first historical novel, Sir Walter Scott's Waverley (1814), this type of fiction has remained popular.

In Japan, where this type of item has been popular for a couple of decades, lighter skin is exactly what it promises.

Mr. Roth said he expected this type of interface to be popular with people who are currently struggling with tiny keyboards and styluses to tap out e-mail messages in cabs on their way to meetings.