Sentence examples for popularity vanished from inspiring English sources

Hull's popularity vanished after lurid details of his divorce surfaced, including accusations that he had struck his ex-wife.

As trad-jazz popularity vanished by 1963, he transformed the Paramount band into a mainstream swing band.

eil popularity vanished for several centuries after the time of the Roman hair dart.

A performer may spend years rebuilding a career without any guarantee of reclaiming the popularity that vanished into thin air.

However, Locke's (mainly female) public thought otherwise, and there was no sign of a diminution in his popularity when he suddenly vanished back to Ireland.

For Mr. Botstein, Meyerbeer has become one of the great question marks of that process, a composer of historic popularity whose works, which virtually vanished from the repertory a century ago, are overdue for reconsideration.

In the early 2000s, after 20 years of popularity, an iconic T-shirt vanished from the streets.

It held its ground as the genre diminished in popularity and the majority of soaps vanished.

It might as well be said that the film industry reaped a benefit from Marilyn Monroe's popularity; she, too, captivated the "hungry-hearted," and vanished in a haze of self-medication and aborted relationships.

I had met Earl Sweatshirt the teenage rap superstar who had vanished at the peak of his popularity.

Mr. Condit's popularity in the district has plunged since he was romantically linked to Chandra Ann Levy, a federal intern who vanished in May.