Sentence examples for achieving popularity from inspiring English sources

According to this woman's Wikipedia, her most notable achievements are singing on "Thank Abba for the Music" and (shockingly) achieving "popularity in Australia".

The popular thing may be intended to entertain but lacks any notable artistic credibility, achieving popularity through cynical marketing and manipulation of the media.

Since achieving popularity the video has been commented on thousands of times, and has even spawned spin-offs where others provide their own commentary or sound.

But although AOL has many more direct competitors than Microsoft, even Microsoft's radar screen reveals upstarts like Linux and the Macintosh, which are achieving popularity as much from their users' fear of Microsoft as from their technical merits.

What should win Slumdog, for three reasons: it's a bold, humane, beautifully crafted movie; it's achieving popularity without a big budget, stars or English dialogue; and it will encourage the industry to support similar adventurous pictures.

This statement is the first evidence of cricket achieving popularity among the gentry.

She achieved popularity by pushing the boundaries of lyrical content in mainstream popular music and imagery in her music videos, which became a fixture on MTV.

Nonetheless, as it achieved popularity, others proposed changing it to make it easier to market to more people.

The primitivo grape, grown widely in Apulia, is identical to zinfandel and has achieved popularity as a mass-market wine.

The English took to the sport and the game achieved popularity, notably in Lancashire, Cheshire, Yorkshire, Manchester, Bristol, and London.

He achieved popularity with Sternstunden der Menschheit (1928; The Tide of Fortune), five historical portraits in miniature.