Sentence examples similar to climbing popularity from inspiring English sources

Since then, the game has been climbing in popularity.

Now all Cham needs is for "Ghetto Story" to keep climbing in popularity, and for the next single to do just as well; it's a tall order but not an impossible one.

The name Maeve is climbing the popularity charts.

While Moore said that female tennis players should get "down on [their] knees and thank God that Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal were born because they have carried [the] sport" -- something that Williams' ever-climbing popularity and ticket sales would dispute -- Djokovic suggested that male players should "fight for more" earnings than the women receive.

As the film climbed in popularity, Professor Ding rejoiced.

Online gaming for home consoles and portable devices climbed in popularity as well, but the real winner is the PC gaming industry, which continues to dominate.

Yet it had racked up more than 38.5 million views by Wednesday afternoon, and the single was slowly climbing iTunes's posted popularity charts.

As its popularity climbed, Mr. Sherrin said, it went "from a conversation to conspiracy".

"If there were a crisis comparable to Iraq again, and his popularity climbed, he could well go for it".

No French leader has ever managed to climb in the popularity stakes while joblessness was rising fast.

So far the French seem to like what he is doing: in November, his popularity climbed eight points to 49%, according to Ipsos, a pollster.