Sentence examples for before they were popularized from inspiring English sources

But conspiracy theories also flourished well before they were popularized by the movies, and although films and the Internet can spread those theories wider and faster, the greatest impetuses are usually the government officials or other authority figures who suppress information or engage in cover-ups.

Such contracts sound like a libertarian fantasy — they were popularized by Milton Friedman — but they'll likely become more common.

Kosher dill pickles, fermented in garlicky herby brine, rather than vinegar — and called kosher because they were popularized, if not invented, by Jewish immigrants to the U.S. at the turn of the twentieth century — were staples of Jewish appetizing shops and delis before they took over supermarket shelves.

They were popularized by Christopher McDougall's Born to Run but they've been around for a few years.

They are popularized on social media, where Sweet and many others found Death over Dinner.

"They are popularizing a matter of religious law.

They even created a term they are popularizing as their company continues to ascent, "digital nomad".

Sure, they sang songs that were popularized by rock stars, but what they served wasn't rock.

They make a very annoying "BUZZ" sound and were popularized during the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

He composed and arranged many tunes that were popularized by other orchestras in the 30's before he started his own band.

Mr. Marshall made the most piquant of all the toasts: his mother, he said, had been born before the zipper was popularized, before five states had yet to be admitted into the union, and a year before the Wright Brothers flew their plane.