Sentence examples for because they were popular from inspiring English sources
Letters seem to define the past partly because they were popular, but partly because they had less competition.
Because they were popular around the same time, and killed within six months of each other, they've been pitted against each other in the popular imagination ever since.
But Greg Plank, president of Suburban Lodges, which ranked 12th on the association's list, said his company might continue to build outside-corridor lodgings because they were popular.
Cashman was more direct, saying that older players were not worth keeping on a team just because they were popular or chasing personal records like home runs or saves.
For decades, soda and other sugary carbonated drinks ruled the market, not only because they were popular but because they could be shipped cheaply and stored for long periods at room temperature.
With excess fabric from her fall collection, the designer Alice Roi had miniskirts made just for her sample sale because they were popular this season and she had not included any in her collection.
SPOILER ALERT: Because they're popular!
There are so many on TV because they're popular and cheap.
LIBERALS may have taken congress, but not because they're popular: the word still polls negatively among Americans.
