Sentence examples for gained the popularity from inspiring English sources

While it has not gained the popularity of the breadfruit, its pulp and seeds are used in cooking.

Eritrean cuisine has not yet gained the popularity that its Ethiopian counterpart has found in many countries around the world.

Eichendorff's poetry of this period (Gedichte, 1837), particularly the poems expressing his special sensitivity to nature, gained the popularity of folk songs and inspired such composers as Schumann, Mendelssohn, and Richard Strauss.

The creative pro market is also the group upon which Apple built its early reputation, before it gained the popularity that it currently enjoys with a wider audience.

In 1977, as the basketball program gained popularity, the costumed mascot took over duties as Jack.

Once it gained popularity, the cat was out of the bag.

Even as digital music files have gained popularity, the compact disc is still going strong.

The genres have gained popularity at the cost of losing the community that built it.

Gradually, the term "soccer" gained popularity in the U.S. to distinguish the sport from American football.

The sport has gained some popularity in the United States.

The game gained popularity until the early 1880s.