Sentence examples for new heights of popularity from inspiring English sources

The pictures of the earliest origins of British surfing emerged as the sport in Britain reaches new heights of popularity.

While adventure travel is reaching new heights of popularity, most people draw the line at finding their vacation adventure in a war zone.

Each highly publicized school shooting like Columbine leads to a new round of legislative proposals for gun control, and new heights of popularity for those proposals.

Since 2004, he has also been the guiding hand of the Avengers, and has pushed that team of heroes, which includes Captain America, Iron Man and Thor, to new heights of popularity.

Martin Wainwright's recent visit to Wigan to see local confection Uncle Joe's Mint Balls reach new heights of popularity suggested obscure regional specialities have a hitherto unrecognised resilience – and this isn't restricted to Lancastrian sweets.

The cornerstone of his victory was his iconoclastic rock version earlier in the season of "Billie Jean," the magic song that catapulted Michael Jackson to new heights of popularity 25 years ago.

That would reach new heights of pointless complications.

It's a stunning fall from grace for a man who, as reigning world heavyweight champion, led professional wrestling to new and previously unimagined heights of popularity.

Meanwhile, the Beatles and the Stones both took his music to almost unimaginable heights of popularity.

But I certainly didn't scale the glittering heights of popularity.

It reached its heights of popularity after the teenaged Ella Fitzgerald began recording novelty songs with it in 1935.