Sentence examples for last popularity from inspiring English sources

However in the last popularity poll, he was out of the top thirty characters.

The direct and powerful emotional appeal of these later works has won them lasting popularity.

Researchers at the social computing lab at HP Labs in Palo Alto and Stanford University recently wrote a paper analyzing what makes gives a topic on Twitter lasting popularity.

Even grizzled prospectors whooped when, after two hours and 48 minutes, the longest championship fight of the 20th century, Nelson was disqualified for a deliberate low blow.Extraordinary stoicism earned Gans his lasting popularity in America.

In the Low Countries, where they were combined with the idealized image of Italy (as in the drawings of Lucas van Leyden, Dürerr's methods gained lasting popularity in the landscape drawings and studies "after life" by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.

He did, after all, supply music for patriotic pageants, and his march tune "Pomp and Circumstance" No. 2 gained lasting popularity with the words "Land of Hope and Glory" attached to it.

He also seemingly proved two points that Mr. Koizumi's critics say he has never grasped: that determined reformers can fight the system from within and that lasting popularity goes to those who do not compromise on reform.

SpongeBob's zany charm is obvious and infectious, but his lasting popularity with children and grown-ups of all kinds — demonstrated by the ratings and even the global sales of SpongeBob T-shirts, video games and bed sheets that rival the earnings of Bart Simpson and even Mickey Mouse — is daunting.

Nancy Kathryn Burns curated the Worcester Art Museum show and explains his lasting popularity.

According to Thomas, a contributing factor to the series' lasting popularity is the realism of IR's machines.

Its title track, though only reaching number 24 in the UK singles chart, gained lasting popularity, and within months had been released in both German and French.