Sentence examples for a huge popularity from inspiring English sources

"Just like Oprah a decade ago, it's got a huge popularity on television and it's like a Pied Piper effect," Mr. Cohn said.

Riding on the wave of a huge popularity surge in the late 80's, the WWF financed and released one of the worst films of all time, 'No Holds Barred' starring Hulk Hogan and Lister as opposing wrestlers.

But during his career Bonds indisputably won the respect of teammates, of rival players and increasingly this season of baseball fans around the country, while maintaining a huge popularity in the San Francisco area.

The image is both private and public, in ways that were to give it a huge popularity and an auxiliary life in the decorative arts and in baubles of many kinds.

Among Internet users, the social networks have gained a huge popularity.

Bicycle commuting has enjoyed a huge popularity surge in recent years.

The fidget spinners of their day, the footwear had a moment of huge popularity among kids in the 90s, which meant he spent the tail end of his teenage years living a life of hedonism as a pseudo-celebrity in a niche extreme sport.

Does an event's huge popularity – 50,000 people attended last year's World Darts Championships, with four million watching at home – override a lack of physical exertion?

More important for the history of the memoir, they created a context for the huge popularity of Oprah Winfrey, who has used her show as a platform for people to tell — or, in the case of authors, to sell — their remarkable life stories; and who has, not coincidentally, fallen prey to more than one fraud.

A combination of the huge popularity of Siegfried & Roy shows and the chain reaction of family-oriented casinos set off by the initial success of Circus Circus changed the image of Las Vegas.

With a nod toward the huge popularity of digital video, photography, music and games, Microsoft has also built in Windows Media Player 8, a single program that allows users to watch DVD movies, listen to and create digital music files and tune in Internet radio stations.