Sentence examples for instantly popular from inspiring English sources

It was instantly popular.

WHEN Bar Frites opened in Greenvale in late April, it was instantly popular.

The debut Berlin session was spiky, non-commercial fare, and the shows were instantly popular.

"The Mickey Mouse Club" was instantly popular, generating orders for 24,000 mouse-eared beanies a day.

Romneycare was instantly popular in the state, and remains so, though it seems to have been disowned by its creator.

However, the first part of his novel Don Quixote was instantly popular when it was published in 1605.

He instantly became popular at school.

Looking at Act I of My Fair Lady, one finds five songs that instantly became popular hits ("Wouldn't It Be Loverly?" "With A Little Bit of Luck," "The Rain in Spain," "I Could Have Danced All Night," and "On the Street Where You Live").

John Gross quotes a contemporary of Nicoll's: "He praises a book - and instantly it is popular.

This would instantly dispel the popular myth that the coalition's intent was to seize Iraq's oil assets.

But his trademark desolate figures, in bleak, harshly lit interiors, became some of the most instantly recognisable and popular of the past century.