Sentence examples for has grown popular from inspiring English sources
The morning-after pill has grown popular among teens.
The padding, made by Unequal Technologies, has grown popular across the N.F.L.
In the last decade, Mr. Varick's genre, outsider art, has grown popular.
The adjacent television room has grown popular, after FEMA arranged for the installation of a cable hookup.
The West Lothian Question, as this is arcanely known, has no simple solution.In Wales few want full-fledged separatism, but devolution has grown popular.
The app has grown popular in party because it offers a way to talk without being snooped on, and it now claims to have grown to over 60 million active users in 18 months.
By the eve of the Renaissance, a game that had grown popular as a harmless diversion for grown-ups, only a bit more challenging than Hi Ho Cherry-OO, had turned into a showcase for fast-paced intellectual combat.
The prizes have grown popular with writers as well as judges.
So unlicensed minivans have grown popular as a way to get around.
They have grown popular because, unlike mutual funds, they allow investors to move quickly in and out of markets.
Mortgages that last 15 years, rather than the gold standard of 30 years, have grown popular in recent months — a counterpoint to the foreclosures, "underwater" nightmares and aversion to debt.
