Sentence examples for achieve wide popularity from inspiring English sources
Perhaps unsurprisingly, it failed to achieve wide popularity.
He encountered virulent racial prejudice early in his career, but he endured to become one of the first African American stars to achieve wide popularity.
By the end of the 17th century, the printing press had been in operation for 250 years, and, with millions of books in circulation attracting the attention of an increasingly literate and sophisticated public, book collecting began to achieve wide popularity in Europe.
WebObjects failed to achieve wide popularity partly because of the initial high price of $50,000, but it remains the first and most prominent early example of a web application server which enabled dynamic page generation based on user interactions as opposed to static content.
Perhaps because of its accessibility to readers, Manger's poetry achieved wide popularity.
Albinoni published 10 sets of instrumental works, which achieved wide popularity in his own day and are still appreciated today.
Berchem, Berchem also spelled Berghem, or Berrighen (born Oct. 1, 1620, Haarlem, Neth. died Feb. 18, 1683, Amsterdam) Dutch landscape painter and etcher who achieved wide popularity.
Léger had hoped that these works, which depict the leisure activities of working-class people, would appeal to the general public, but they never achieved wide popularity.
Metal has always achieved wide popularity as an exchange medium, being durable, divisible, and portable; and the origins of true coinage lie there.
Mollie Sugden, who achieved wide popularity in Britain and the United States as Betty Slocombe, the snooty, officious head of the ladies' department at Grace Brothers department store in the long-running BBC comedy series "Are You Being Served?," died Wednesday in Guildford, Surrey.
Norman Dello Joio, a composer who achieved wide popularity in the mid-20th century with a proliferation of essentially tonal, lyrical works, died on Thursday at his home in East Hampton, N.Y.
