Sentence examples for popularity spreading from inspiring English sources

In the years following those embryonic days, the movement surged in popularity, spreading across Europe, and in 1913 it was decided that every year, on 8 March, women would express solidarity in their campaign for equality.

Boot camps, group workouts with military flavor and fervor, are by no means new, but they have been growing in popularity, spreading from the city's parks — Central, Battery, Washington Square and Prospect, among others — to the suburbs.

The game became popular with leftwing intellectuals and on college campuses, and that popularity spread throughout the next three decades; it eventually caught on with a community of Quakers in Atlantic City, who customised it with the names of local neighbourhoods, and from there it found its way to Charles Darrow.

And her popularity spread far beyond opera audiences.

His popularity spread rapidly; churches and shrines were constructed in his honour in England, Sweden, and Rome.

His popularity spread, and he began traveling to Kyōto to perform there as well.

Sales of Pope Francis-related merchandise is booming as the pontiff's popularity spreads across the globe.

But even as its popularity spreads to new markets, the global supply and quality of oud is starting to fade.

Regardless of how tenpins came into being, its popularity spread as German immigrants began populating Chicago, Milwaukee, St . Louis(Mo)., Cincinnati Ohio, Detroitit, and other cities.

British Invasion, musical movement of the mid-1960s cofposed of British rock-and-roll ("beat") groups whose popularity spread rapidly to the United States.

The game's popularity spread to smaller towns, and with the feats of world class players such as Sachin Tendulkar, cricket has become a national obsession.