Sentence examples for grow popular from inspiring English sources
"grow popular" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to something (usually an idea, product, or service) becoming more widely accepted or known. Example: The new app quickly grew popular among young people looking for an easy way to communicate.
It's conceivable that a Track filter with several thread IDs would make it seem like one conversation regardless of the originating streams, and that kind of view will grow popular and perhaps encourage FriendFeed to create intelligent filtering features attuned to the popularity for such mults.
Few institutions, when they grow popular, can escape the tendency to get too big for their britches, monetarily speaking.
Many apple farmers have started to grow popular new varieties like Fujis, Galas and Granny Smiths, but most orchards are still producing the old standbys, at huge losses.
It often launches features with extra visibility at first, but forces them to grow popular on their own before giving them any additional attention.
If Avatars grow popular and people are eager to use them, it could always introduce auto-generation from your photos later.
Once self-driving cars grow popular, many households may decide they don't need to own a car; they can simply e-hail driverless cars to go shopping or take the kids to soccer practice.
The morning-after pill has grown popular among teens.
Another explanation is growing popular hatred of the United States.
Hacker News Network grew popular enough that it drew interest from advertisers.
Wilderness survival bootcamps abruptly grew popular approaching the expected disaster.
Robots have played a very important role in the growing popular flexible manufacturing environments.
