Sentence examples for originally popular from inspiring English sources

At Filha da mãe preta ("Daughter of the black mother"; it was originally popular with charcoal workers), they serve it battered, in great fluffy mounds for two.

The Hollywood comedies of the 1920s by Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, and others, for example, were originally popular entertainment, but they were later taken up by the art-film audience.

Facebook, the Internet's second-largest social network, was originally popular on college campuses, but over the last year it has opened its dorm-room doors to all, and its membership rolls have exploded at triple-digit growth rates.

The shoe was originally popular in the East, and Nike is giving loyalists in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York the chance to choose 1 of 25 of the most popular models to be re-released in those cities in the summer.

Originally popular in the UK, you can find them over here now and again.

But they were not originally popular and almost certainly laid the groundwork for blocking his most cherished goal of the presidency.

Above, you can hear Ms. Streisand's performance of "So Many Stars," a song written by the Bergmans and originally made popular by Sérgio Mendes & Brasil '66.

Originally a popular modern bistro in Valparaíso, a hip coastal spot two hours west, the owner/chef branched out into the capital after the opening of The Aubrey.

This has also given rise to the "freemium" model, originally massively popular in South Korea, where games are distributed for free, with players paying for customisation options and other extras.

Ironically, by far the main reason why euro adoption was originally so popular in southern Europe was that back in the 1980s and 1990s ordinary people longed for the price stability Germans enjoyed with their deutsche mark.

This is the classic summer cooler, originally made popular by British soldiers serving in the tropics.