Sentence examples for chart popularity from inspiring English sources
His previous single "Sorry" holds at Number 2 and a third Bieber track is at number 6. Bieber's chart popularity is largely due to fans playing his songs on streaming services.
As a registry of new music, they could use the behavioral signature of their listeners to chart popularity of this new music and give them a new Top Forty for the Tip Jar.
Words come and go, and now thanks to a new Google database of 500 billion words in 5.2 million books, you can chart the popularity of words in literature and other books going back hundreds of years.
Although the Cantonese comedian-turned-director's trademark "mo lei to" absurdist comedy has made him wildly popular in China, the chart-spiking popularity of The Mermaid somehow demands further explanation.
The recent publication there of two annual guides charting the popularity of first names could only prompt more soul-searching in a nation already painfully struggling with how to define its character.
The articles cited examples from Not One-Off Britishisms, where Mr. Yagoda (a New York Times contributor) often charts the popularity of terms using Google's Ngram Viewer, which tracks the appearance of words or phrases year by year in millions of books.
On December 22, Fabby was named Editor's choice in the App Stores of several countries including Russia, so it's climbing up the charts in popularity.
The result is a dazzling interactive graphic mapping the nature of online hype, and more simply, charting the popularity of the most-downloaded game in smartphone history.
Back in 1913, Billboard published a chart showing the popularity of sheet music.
Minecraft's position at the top of the NewZoo / Octoly chart – and the popularity of games on YouTube more generally – should come as no surprise.
9.39am GMT Here's an extract from the YouGov chart showing the popularity of budget measures, including abolishing the rule forcing people to spend their pension pot money on an annuity.
