Sentence examples for enduring popularity with from inspiring English sources

Hence Jerusalem's enduring popularity with the left.

Torriano Avenue in Kentish Town, north London, has an enduring popularity with celebrities.

Rattle's enduring popularity with his players shows his defects are not universally obvious.

Dr. Pawson told friends that he had left Britain in part to escape the shadow of his father's enduring popularity with sports fans.

Pat shares his enduring popularity with contemporaries such as Thomas the Tank Engine, Noddy and three of Cunliffe's favourites – The Magic Roundabout, Clangers and The Wombles.

The clearest demonstration that he deserves his status as one of music's immortals is his enduring popularity with audiences, who recognise him as both a supreme melodist and a master who can deliver the convincing satisfactions of coherence.

Still, with the enduring popularity of "Gone With the Wind," Mrs. King Conlon found a degree of celebrity at film festivals and celebrations for the movie.

This ability to promote development without needing constant government budget allocations (as at the UN and bilateral aid agencies) is a key reason for the enduring popularity of MDBs, with two new ones – the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and Brics New Development Bank – launched just this year.

Most well known for the tune Bam Bam – a reggae classic with enduring popularity – Sister Nancy is indeed, as she puts it, "one inna three million".

In both, the actual contests are few, meaningful public information is sparse, and, as a consequence, their enduring popularity has less to do with any resolution than our fevered speculations along the way.

There is a table charge of around £4.50 for unlimited gaming, and the crowd is refreshingly mixed – the central location, coupled with the enduring popularity of 80s games in Japan, mean this isn't an exclusively otaku enclave.