Sentence examples for popularize with from inspiring English sources
The mini-series, to be rerun Mondays on Lifetime, has as executive producers the husband-and-wife team of Roma Downey, a star of the 1994-2003 CBserieses "Touched by an Angel," and Mark Burnett, in his first foray outside of the reality genre he helped popularize with CBS's "Survivor".
Then there was television, a blossoming medium he had helped to define and popularize, with the potential for connecting every person on the planet in an instant.
Christopher is more skeptical about the immediate growth potential of so-called in-home VR (this is what Oculus will seek to popularize with its headsets next year, and is what gets many film types excited), in part because more uniform technology platforms have not yet been worked out.
He explained that "boleros" are ballads from the 1940s and '50s, many of which have been popularized with English lyrics.
Encouraged by its significance as the clinical biomarker, sensitive assay methods towards adenosine have been popularized, with high cost and tedious procedures as the inevitable defects.
At the DKNY show on Wednesday, Donna Karan seemed to be appropriating the particular strain of street style that Marc Jacobs has popularized with his successful Marc line.
The gambit that Botvinnik popularized with 7... Ne7 is forced in this version, because 7... g6 turns the black kingside into Swiss cheese.
The franchise was popularized with a move to the Sega Genesis console in 1990 and the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1991.
As King Gillette discovered with razors and cellphone providers have popularized with monthly fees, the real money to be made in alarms is not in the hardware — it's in the monitoring.
No need to embarrass the man who so often was The Man at the Masters, a tournament that he, more than any other golfer, popularized with his victories in 1958, 1960, 1962 and 1964.
Hormone replacement for women past their childbearing years was originally popularized with the promise that taking estrogen could keep women "feminine forever" -- preserving their health, skin, bones, muscles, brains and, especially, their sexual pleasure.
