Sentence examples for Era of popularity from inspiring English sources

On taking office, Obama promised to usher in a new era of popularity in the region.

Bill Beaumont, England's former grand slam‑winning captain, will be officially installed on Wednesday as World Rugby's next chairman with responsibility for leading the sport into a new era of popularity and prosperity.

This was a halcyon era of popularity, and one month I even enjoyed an unbroken run of snogging different girls on four consecutive weekends back to back.

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We live in an era of unprecedented popularity for cosplay – the practice of dressing up as one's favourite fantasy character.

His absence will be a tough hole to fill for fans like Carl Kemp and for a sport that has already watched an era of unprecedented popularity slip away.

By Tik Root November 20, 2015 What will Jeff Gordon's retirement signify for a sport that has seen an era of unprecedented popularity slip away?

The verdict, after a monthlong trial and 17 hours of deliberations, underscored the power of betting syndicates in the Indian subcontinent that have flourished in cricket's new era of wealth and popularity around the world.

Flea trainers don't publish in peer-reviewed journals, and the era of great flea circus popularity has passed, but it seems pretty clear that flea circuses are theatrical illusions.

The T-shirt, one of the more consistent style staples of the modern era, is experiencing a particular moment of popularity.

Despite the lack of popularity in its era, the importance of the album for the development of punk rock music was incredible, influencing many of the most well known names in punk rock, including the Sex Pistols, Buzzcocks, the Clash, Black Flag, the Misfits, and Green Day.