Sentence examples for a dive in popularity from inspiring English sources

When Jell-O took a dive in popularity in the 1930's, the company sponsored Jack Benny's radio show, implanting in the public mind the ascending jingle "J-E-L-L -- pause -- O".

He then had to cope simultaneously with a deteriorating economic outlook and a humiliating dive in popularity.

Ja'mie King would surely not be best pleased by her current dive in popularity.

A dive, in all likelihood.

If a diver does the wrong dive, or does a dive in the wrong position, it is considered a "failed dive" which receives 0 points.

But Mr. Harpootlian said that this year Mr. Hodges nose-dived in popularity with whites.

Slice and dive in!

Just dive in!

Dive in.

The station enjoys a boom in popularity.

Perhaps a little dive in a shark cage?