Sentence examples for gain some popularity from inspiring English sources

Each is trying to gain some popularity with the people by distancing himself from the other.

Since nowadays most people carry light weight smart phones which have fairly high quality built-in cameras, the platform might gain some popularity if it can flexibly support a large variety of mobile devices.

Until the late 20th century the plant was largely overlooked as a food crop, though it did gain some popularity in the United States in the 1980s as part of the terra-cotta novelties known as "chia pets".

With Bing continuing to gain some popularity and Microsoft now in complete control of Yahoo's search business, there's some hope.

The sport has gained some popularity in the United States.

But a title that has gained some popularity recently is "69 Stations of the Nakasendo".

In the 1970's, videoconferencing gained some popularity in corporate boardrooms.

Nevertheless, he made improvements in agriculture and gained some popularity through his generosity to the poor of Dublin.

In the 1960s and '70s, particularly spurred by the energy crisis, Fuller's geodesic designs gained some popularity.

The bergamasca never became a court dance, although it gained some popularity as an instrumental composition built on a ground bass.

Teff (E. tef) is a widely cultivated cereal grain in Ethiopia and neighbouring countries and has gained some popularity as a health food elsewhere.