Sentence examples for become especially popular from inspiring English sources

Worn since the 18th century, the corsage has become especially popular in the 20th century.

It is an issue that has become especially popular with moderate, swing voters like suburban women.

"All in" has become especially popular in the language of politics.

(Clubs for building fighting robots have become especially popular, and even Mr. Gurstelle acknowledges that they are a "tinkerer's delight").

Buddhism and Christianity have become especially popular, and new believers come from every social group: rich and poor, urban and rural.

Three years later Piaggio began to produce the Ape (Italian for "bee"), a three-wheeled vehicle that has become especially popular in India.

Senryū developed from haiku and became especially popular among the common people about the 18th century.

A story like Baker's, Gimelstob said, becomes especially popular once other players have been captivated by it.

Part of the reason was the emergence of Mr. Gandee, who became especially popular with the show's fans.

The practice gradually spread to the Greek and Roman empires, and became especially popular in Arab countries.

We became especially popular by allowing fellow students to use our room as a model pigsty for placating horrified parents.