Sentence examples for popularity off from inspiring English sources

Since his father's death at the Daytona 500 in February 2001, Earnhardt has taken over the role of most popular driver in the sport and far surpassed his father in popularity off the track.

Largely because of its popularity off the court, it has become the best-selling sneaker ever with more than 1,800 color combinations, many in limited editions that can cost thousands of dollars.

The television adaptation of Pride and Prejudice kicked the current wave of popularity off in 1995, driving many to reread the books.

The promise that technology will make our lives easier has never held true, most of us are more time poor than ever before and the marketplace reflects this: site such as LifeHacker gain their popularity off the back of a global desire to be able to do things more efficiently, simply and better.

Meanwhile, over the last few decades the popularity of off-roading has exploded.

With the increasing popularity of off-piste and backcountry skiing, the least that writers should do is to give a good example to those who might be tempted to follow them into avalanche terrain without preparation.

But the growing popularity of off-the-beaten-track trips means that bargain hunters can find deals.

But the new popularity of some off-cuts like pork belly, oxtail and lamb shank has jacked up their prices, and chefs are now seeking other value meats, including pork blade steak, beef neck and lamb shoulder steak.

Uber determines their ranking for each of these based on popularity of drop-offs at the restaurants overall and at specific times of day, what kind of ride users selected to get there and more.

After he returned to Cambodia, the C.N.R.P.'s popularity took off.

Or they can agree with Major and hope that some of his renewed popularity rubs off on them.