Sentence examples for period of popularity from inspiring English sources

Even during this Labour government with its extraordinary long period of popularity there have been lost deposits before.

It enjoyed a brief period of popularity in the early 1970's as a substitute for methylenedioxy amphetamine, or MDA, which was outlawed in the late 1960's.

That's one reason for its long period of popularity on the app stores, even if that wasn't developer Markus 'Notch' Persson's original intention.

Even mephedrone and Spice, which enjoyed a brief period of popularity before being banned, are no longer the fashionable drugs they once were.

Elaborately decorated hurdy-gurdys like this one enjoyed a brief period of popularity in eighteenth-century France when aristocratic amateurs, fascinated with peasant life, introduced rustic instrumetns into high society.

In the course of a very funny letter to me about Terence Rattigan, he reflected on the short period of popularity most dramatists enjoy, and remarked: "I seem to incite only dislike and indifference in whatever I attempt.

As an artist you have these periods of popularity when you are in a very popular mode.

The tintype had one of the longest periods of popularity of any early photograph type, lasting from the mid 1850s to the 1930s mostly at county fairs.

Fine Gael has been ruthless in the recent past with leaders who have enjoyed honeymoon periods of popularity but later lost public support.

Sound-on-film, a system that in various guises had enjoyed several periods of popularity, underwent constant improvements in the 1910s and 1920s.

Nonetheless, it has had periods of popularity in the history of philosophy.