Sentence examples for popularity marks from inspiring English sources

Its rise to fame and popularity marks the precise moment of the start of the theatre industry.

Not only is frontman Ben Gibbard one of the more talented songwriters to grace the decade, Death Cab's rise to popularity marks one of the major trends in music in recent years: television placement.

His popularity marked a literary milestone.

My empathy for this cartoon reminds me that Flash's popularity marked a pivotal moment in internet history, a time when amateur creators were independently using the web and its tools to reach broad audiences in an age before social media.

The height of its popularity was marked by a 1938 concert in Carnegie Hall, New York City, featuring its most prominent interpreters.

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His popularity, Hofer says, marks a "rendezvous with history".

He has gotten top marks in popularity polls.

Underscoring Sharif's sustained popularity, his arrival was marked by crowds of supporters; these celebrations were largely unhindered by police.

To mark his popularity, this year one of his works, Untitled from 1981, broke records for the artist, selling for €14.3m at Christie's in London.

But they must have had a long stretch of popularity and left a mark on the video game industry or pop culture.