Sentence examples for popularity posted from inspiring English sources
One ad involved a graphic about NATO's popularity posted two days after Donald Trump demanded at a heated summit in Brussels that NATO members commit more funds to their military budgets.
The outside contender is George the Poet (real name George Mpanga) – a Cambridge graduate who has gained grassroots popularity posting his poems to YouTube.
In a testament to his enduring popularity post-election, Our Revolution was the top-selling book on Amazon within a day of its November launch in the US.
But last year the Gala, a New Zealand import beloved of the supermarkets for its saccharine sweetness, its evenness of skin-tone and its homogeneity of flavour, pipped the Pippin to the popularity post.
The former Tour de France rider said the stadium "missed the window" when it came to cycling's popularity post-London 2012.
She also discovered the book's popularity after posting it on the Internet on the www.bibliofind.com and www.abebooks.com Web sites, and she quickly got more than 300 inquiries.
Yet it had racked up more than 38.5 million views by Wednesday afternoon, and the single was slowly climbing iTunes's posted popularity charts.
Using the same methodology the team have developed an online tool to estimate photos' likely popularity before they are posted online.
Other features include stats, which lets you see the number of views on your posts, popularity of a post, visitors to a place, and more.
To boost his popularity, Homer begins posting outrageous stories on his webpage.
I do suspect that some things never change: you can count on the popularity of posts about cats and libertarians, and shorter is better (short long-form journalism being akin to my preference for small big government).
