Sentence examples for boom in popularity from inspiring English sources
The station enjoys a boom in popularity.
I was totally alone and this bothy at least, wasn't suffering from any boom in popularity.
A notable early adopter in 2008, he was a central figure in the medium's boom in popularity in the UK.
Rose was once considered something of a "granny" smell but has experienced a boom in popularity in recent years.
In the past decade or so, surfing has undergone a worldwide boom in popularity, especially among women and urban professionals in their 20s and 30s.
Trend: rollerblading While rollerblades had been around for some time, the early 90s saw a boom in popularity and one film was keen to capitalise.
During this period, house churches boomed in popularity.
Sleeping pills have boomed in popularity with the increasingly frantic pace of modern American life.
But recently it has boomed in popularity, from downtown dive bars to throbbing midtown discos.
The area's professional team, Sacramento Republic, have boomed in popularity since team the MLS' expansion plans were announced, in 2013, and have set themselves up as strong contenders.
