How to use "popular" in a sentence

I hope I get some sleep because tomorrow I want to hike the most popular trail in southern Utah - Little White Horse.

It's a popular place for skiing

A majority held in restraint by constitutional checks and limitations, and always changing easily with deliberate changes of popular opinions and sentiments, is the only true sovereign of a free people

He was so popular that, in 1820, the townspeople elected him mayor of Montreuil.

The General had been very popular with the people of France because of his love for Napoleon

Bally's, formerly the MGM Grand, was getting to be one of the older establishments on the continuously rejuvenating Las Vegas Strip, but it was still one of the most popular hotels in town, and on this last day of the year it was packed

On the jukebox, which stood to the left of the door, a currently popular country ballad was playing:

'Why? Do the police suspect someone else? Colonel Protheroe was not a popular man

She won the "popular vote", which means that more of the Americans who voted, voted for her, but she was not elected.