Sentence examples for got very popular from inspiring English sources

New England is still catching up with Northern California, but "10 years ago, garlic got very popular," said Mr. Bishop, 57, a former aerospace engineer who dedicates three acres of his Susquehanna Valley farm near the Pennsylvania line to garlic.

The website got very popular, earning Shapiro over 100,000 followers, writing gigs at The Wall Street Journal, Interview Magazine and The New Yorker, as well as a profile of his Tumblr in The New York Times.

Blueberry ice cream is getting very popular.

But it's getting very popular to try to legislate an abortion-breast cancer link.

Even without a takeover, it could get very popular.

The latter is getting very popular, but watch out for the fees, says Joseph Nagengast of Turnstone Advisory Group.

Today, we get very popular Firefox extension that is now Chrome-ready, Shareaholic.

The Northern suburbs have gotten very popular; sales are heating up and a lot of housing estates are going up near spots like Durbanville and Kraaifontein.

Something about the simplicity of TokBox, which is entirely a web application, suggests it might get very popular very fast.

Index funds have gotten very popular of late, with $97 billion of new money pouring into the genre since the beginning of 1997, according to Arcata, Calif.-based AMG Data Services.

Insurance technology is getting very popular among founders and investors, yet, as a category, is little understood.