Sentence examples for a wave of popularity from inspiring English sources

Mayor Bill White of Houston, also riding a wave of popularity, was re-elected with more than 90percentt of the vote.

Halter, after spearheading what has become an intensely popular statewide lottery, is riding a wave of popularity in the state, despite being an outspoken supporter of gay rights.

The series might ride a wave of popularity.

Mr Christie, meanwhile, is riding a wave of popularity due to his handling of Hurricane Sandy.

Q. Skateboarding has been cyclical since the 1970s, but it seems to be riding a wave of popularity now.

The "Mutti" (Mummy) of the nation is riding a wave of popularity unprecedented in post-war German history.

Though the Royal Ballet is enjoying a wave of great popularity, it is no longer the country's uncontested dance flagship.

The drive-ins also happen to be riding a wave of intense popularity of movies in general.

Then the Republicans were riding a wave of electoral popularity but failed to win the big prize of control of the Senate.

Mr. Bush is still riding a wave of wartime popularity; the public still doesn't know how bad the budgetary situation is.

Amid the global economic convulsion of the past year, his reports have achieved a wave of samizdat popularity on financial blogs like Zero Hedge, which is produced by a former hedge-fund analyst who has adopted the alias Tyler Durden, after the hero of "Fight Club".