Sentence examples for fight for popularity from inspiring English sources
"In Spain, he's the only sportsman that can win a fight for popularity against football," Schell said.
To do that, we had to restore the tax system, which had been practically destroyed in the fight for popularity between the governments of Russia and of the Soviet Union.
The book became less relevant by the mid-'60s, as the rise of the civil rights movement and the fight for equal access diminished the popularity of the Jim Crow staple.
Rush has improbable ingredients for popularity.
Eric Trump joined Sean Hannity on the Fox News host's Monday night program and lamented Republicans who "do not fight" for his father, especially considering President Donald Trump's immense popularity.
The resolve she displayed in supporting East Pakistan's fight for independence led both to an enormous increase in her popularity and to the creation of Bangladesh.
By drafting in Hizbullah to fight for the Assad regime, Iran also damaged the Shia militia's popularity.
"It involves whether or not you're willing to fight for what's right, whether or not you're willing to spend popularity to do difficult, hard things.
Liverpool has to fight United for global popularity and merchandising that sells from the Far East to the local neighborhood.
