Sentence examples for would popularly from inspiring English sources

The story of the fossil primate that would popularly become known as "Ida" began over 47 million years ago.

Following the death of Theodosius I in 395 and the permanent division of the Roman Empire between his two sons, the city, which would popularly come to be known as Constantinople became the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire.

After her third election victory in 1987, Margaret Thatcher set about rolling out a new policy: what she called the Community Charge, but what would popularly become known as the poll tax.

On the face of it, his case is compelling: surely, many people in Turkey and beyond would agree, popularly elected leaders can govern as they please?

However, a new constitution was approved by referendum in 2003 and enacted in 2005; among its provisions was a new National Assembly, two-thirds of whose members would be popularly elected and one-third appointed.

The man who would became popularly known as NTR was born in a small village near the coastal city of Machilipatnam (now in Andhra Pradesh) to a poor farming family.

Later Ford would be popularly characterized as a Judas, a judgment that may have derived largely from his portrayal as a "dirty little coward" in the "Ballad of Jesse James," a traditional folk song, probably written in the immediate aftermath of James's death, possibly by Billy Gashade.

The cuts would affect claimants popularly regarded as "deserving", with 300,000 of them losing £80 a week.

One chamber would be the popularly elected European Parliament, much invigorated from its current weak state, and the other would be made up of ministers from each country.

He is running a strong race in Tennessee — if he wins, he would be the first popularly elected African-American senator from the South.

As Jane Kallir, a director of Galerie St. Etienne, explains in an illuminating brochure essay, that book represented a culmination of early-20th-century interest in what would later become more popularly known as outsider art.