Sentence examples for first popularity from inspiring English sources

His own contributions to the development of piano technique coincided with the period of the new instrument's first popularity and did much to establish the lines on which piano playing was to develop; important traces of his influence may be found in the piano works of Haydn, Beethoven, and even Mozart, as well as the next generation of pianist-composers.

To organize the Art and Fashion search results, select the drop-down list beside "Sorted by" and choose how you'd like to order the result as: Magic (most related first), Popularity, Newest, End Date, and Most Funded.

Last week, the United States of America nervously watched the 2016 election season's second popularity contest take place in New Hampshire.

It is fifth in popularity and third in cancer-related deaths worldwide [1].

The first is popularity, and the financial strength that popularity means.

But to be popular in the country one must first establish popularity amongst MPs.

It's a modern sport – first gaining popularity in the late 1960s – but one that is likely to remain popular with spectators.

Plug-ins first gained popularity in the 1990s as software and microprocessors became more powerful.

This assumption first gained popularity following the popularisation of Darwin and Wallace's discovery of evolution.

In the 1960's, the risk factor model for preventing heart disease was first gaining popularity.

The quiz show first gained popularity on U.S. radio in the 1930s as an audience-participation program.