Sentence examples for phenomenally popular from inspiring English sources

They are advertised on Groupon's phenomenally popular website.

"It's phenomenally popular pretty much anywhere outside the English speaking world.

President Reagan, after all, somehow remained phenomenally popular despite raising taxes nearly a dozen times.

In 2002, Rick Warren wrote a phenomenally popular book called "The Purpose Driven Life".

Their engagement last year was phenomenally popular, with no translation needed for Western-wise Russian audiences.

His phenomenally popular "American Spelling Book," first published in 1783, outsold every book in the 19th century except the Bible.

So next month, the music store is hosting a tournament centered around the phenomenally popular video game.

On the other is Dropbox, a phenomenally popular consumer-focused service that sneaks past corporate gatekeepers tucked inside employees' smartphones.

The phenomenally popular (and lucrative) HBO show could go the way of "Star Wars," Harry Potter and Disney's Marvelverse.

So wouldn't the phenomenally popular (and lucrative) "Game of Thrones" be a prime candidate for a similar treatment?

Guitar Hero Live, announced on Tuesday, is the first big revamp in five years of the phenomenally popular game.