Sentence examples for off the popularity from inspiring English sources

It plays off the popularity of stick-mounted foods, from old-school fried corn dogs to new-school fried chicken gizzards.

And it raised an interesting question: If the NFL's ratings are falling this fast can baseball build off the popularity of this year's Chicago-Cleveland World Series and challenge football's timeworn television dominance?

There's plenty of room for third parties in New York elections, but they should nominate more of their own candidates, not leech off the popularity of Democrats and Republicans.

He did a great job in Warner Bros's hit baseball movie 42 earlier this year and piggy-backed off the popularity of Daniel Craig in Cowboys & Aliens a couple of years back to so-so effect.

Don't let politicians make their names by leeching off the popularity of pop culture.

The Ford Econoline van, marketed after 2001 as the E-Series to draft off the popularity of Ford's F-Series pickup trucks, launched in 1961 as a compact budget van to compete with Volkswagen's Microbus.

And Barbie's fly-off-the-shelf popularity transformed the sleepy company that sold the doll, Mattel Inc., into a postwar success story.

Though teammates Zidane and Ronaldo earn more in salary alone, Beckham's off-the-field popularity with the likes of Pepsi and Adidas make him hard to catch.

It appeared that SpotM had potential to take off due the popularity of social networks in India and the addition of a few differentiating features.

During World War II, his career took off with the popularity of the Universal musicals.

The new pope's popularity has also rubbed off on the popular saint.