Sentence examples for making it popular from inspiring English sources
The distinct feature of ASP is its rich modeling language, making it popular as a tool for declarative problem solving.
The investment not only helped increase production, it reduced unemployment in the region, making it popular with the government.
Mr. Sykes is credited with building the VH1 brand over the last eight years and making it popular with advertisers.
A salami requires anywhere from 20 to 120 days to cure, making it popular with chefs who want to put their house-made stamp on a rustic appetizer.
The seven-mile stretch to the Georgetown neighborhood from Bethesda, Md., is paved, making it popular for bicyclists and in-line skaters.
Some hipsters do this with a greater sense of irony than others -- irony, because, in seizing on something authentic and making it popular and hipster, they might be making that thing "inauthentic" again, like tourists continually in search of remote vacation spots that haven't yet been touched by tourists.
Its distinctive colour makes it popular among mineral collectors.
Whatever the actual origin of coffee, its stimulating effect undoubtedly made it popular.
Its size and its relative closeness to our solar system makes it popular with astronomers for research.
Its beautiful pink flowers have made it popular among horticulturists, so many wild cacti are illegally collected.
Its strength, lightness, versatility and cheapness made it popular even in remote communities.
