Sentence examples for drawing on the popularity from inspiring English sources

Drawing on the popularity of startups like Codecademy, Treehouse (and many more), Code HS has developed an online program that allows students (and really anyone) to learn the basics of coding — particularly JavaScript.

His campaign hopes to draw on the popularity of his political family among black and white voters.

According to Liffgarden, who is chairman of Soundtrack Your Brand, the idea behind the startup is to draw on the popularity of Spotify for music streaming as a way to disrupt the current market for music in public venues.

Four years later Chaloner even titled one of his many books The Swan-Song of "Who's Looney Now?" (1914), drawing on the phrase's subsequent popularity.

In response to rising paranoia around communism, the comic creators drew on the recent popularity of the Japanese viral sensation Piko Taro's video Pen Pineapple Apple Pen, which has been viewed more than 16 million times.

He has been consciously drawing on the Wayne iconography for his whole career; it's what allows him to barrel ahead despite his plummeting popularity.

Rubio's supporters insisted on Tuesday that he remains best placed to unify the party, drawing on his popularity among grassroots conservatives and equal admiration from the so-called "establishment" wing.

Feelings are hardening so fast on the Albanian side that negotiations about anything other than a total Serbian withdrawal from Kosovo hold little attraction.The pro-independence Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), drawing on its broad popularity, now has fighters within rifle-shot of the north-south Pristina-Prizren road, a vital supply route for Serbia's forces.

Erdogan has turned a largely ceremonial presidency into a powerful platform at a time of domestic upheaval by drawing on his unrivalled popularity.

She once explained the popularity of her music by noting that it drew on the heartache of Brazilians, a people well acquainted with hardship.

It draws on the conventions of courtly love descended from the troubadours, although that code of behaviour appears to have been waning in popularity already in the 13th century.