By Peter Schjeldahl The Murphys at Antibes, which they popularized as a summer resort.
Metaphyseal short stems have recently been popularized as a bone preserving alternative to conventional uncemented total hip replacement.
Fortune cookies were popularized as Chinese food in the U.S., but may have originally come from Japan.
It is a deceptively simple example of what the Harvard-trained economist Mancur Olson popularized as the collective-action problem.
The Pearl River Delta Region and its metropolitan hubs have long engaged with the circulation of goods, people and ideas along what is now popularized as the Maritime Silk Road.
1643 Domfront, France January 21 , 1670London, England Claude Duval, also spelled Du Vall (born 1643, Domfront, France died Jan . 21 , 1670London) celebrated Norman-born highwayman of Restoration England, popularized as a gallant cavalier.
Microcredit, the idea that Mr. Yunus popularized as a path out of penury for those long excluded from the banking system, has increasingly come under scrutiny.
Although they'd long existed in Central Europe as enticements at saints' days and festivals, doughnuts were popularized as a quotidian treat in this country.
One such example is finger painting, which Crayola manufacturer Binney & Smith popularized as (and sold supplies for) an activity that "helps children develop their senses … feeling, seeing, moving".
