Sentence examples for popularity has shot from inspiring English sources

The annexation of Crimea has been accepted, serious economic sanctions have been averted, his popularity has shot up and, having created a mess in Ukraine, he is playing peacemaker.

The other is Bronislaw Komorowski, the speaker of the lower house of the Polish parliament, who has been acting president since the crash.Mr Kaczynski's popularity has shot up since the death of his brother.

Roberts, whose popularity has shot into the stratosphere recently, will no doubt be angling for a very solid pay raise as well.

In the space of a few weeks, her popularity rating has shot past the incumbent's.

The popularity of poker has shot through the roof in recent years, thanks in no small part to ESPN's airing of the WSOP each year.

The popularity of the game has shot the term into the mainstream.

The popularity of dance music has shot up in recent years, especially house music among the black community but no other mainstream station would be the first to play the latest street banger or pioneer the broadcast of an up-and-coming genre.

New app Meerkat has shot to popularity on Twitter by offering users the chance to send live videos of their lives from their phone.

But what is clear is that Mr. Chávez, who just a few months ago was behind in polls by wide margins, has shot up in popularity and is now within reach of winning.

P.P.P. noted that, over the past month, Sanders's favorability/unfavorability rating "has shot up from a 65/23 spread to now 79/13 so his popularity is clearly growing as the voting nears".

A poll of political experts and commentators published on the PoliticsHome site, shows Darling's popularity ratings have shot up considerably in recent weeks.