Sentence examples for led to popularity from inspiring English sources

In 53 he met and defeated the invading army of the Roman Marcus Licinius Crassus at Carrhae in northern Mesopotamia (now Altınbaşak, Tur).. His success led to popularity among the people and jealousy among the Parthian nobility.

It often leads to popularity, but only rarely does it lead to intimacy.

Murphy warned this week that populism on spending cuts would not lead to popularity.

In movies, pratfalls and comic humiliations can lead to popularity and riches -- but almost never to a golden statuette.

Snobbishness doesn't lead to popularity.

The Cat in the Hats popularity also led to increased popularity and exposure for Geisel's previous children's books.

It is Ambrosius's tweak to the R&B tradition that has led to her popularity.

Americans tend to talk nearly twice as much as people in most other developed countries, which led to the popularity of bigger buckets of voice minutes.

Part of the phenomenal success of the Harry Potter series has been its strong crossover appeal that has led to its popularity among both adults and children.

In last season's playoffs, Sehorn again made the flashy, stylish plays that have led to his popularity among fans and his prominence in the league.

"The fundamental trends that led to the popularity of property as an asset class are still in place, with interest rates still low and gilt prices still high.