Sentence examples for crashing popularity from inspiring English sources
But this Tsipras is far different than the one that toyed with "Grexit" in 2015; he is an electorally spent force with crashing popularity.
Tells about the popularity of parrots as pets in America; the first wave of popularity crashed in 1930 when psittacosis was observed--the disease resembles pneumonia & typhoid fever.
His vast -- almost fathomless -- mass popularity crashed in the wake of impending events.
But political analysts warn that his popularity will come crashing down if people determine he cannot keep his promises.
The background to all this has been the actions of new President Francois Hollande (whose personal approval rating has recently been crashing through the floor of most popularity graphs).
Maybe its enduring popularity is because, as Hannah's life comes crashing down around her, again, you can't help but feel a little thrill of schadenfreude.
Boris Johnson, the London mayor, has played down his soaring popularity during the Olympic Games by insisting that it will all come "crashing down" once London 2012 is over.
Parkour's popularity has boomed in the YouTube era, as daredevils across the world record themselves leaping, and sometimes crashing, in a digital game of one-upmanship.
Mr. Lindzon usually gets about 3,000 daily visitors, but popularity-rating sites digg.com and reddit.com linked to the item, drawing more than 100,000 visitors and crashing his server.
Meanwhile, "flatmating" – speed dating with a key thrown in – is soaring in popularity, as is property guardianship – looking after a property for an investor by "sitting" it, as depicted in Crashing.
