Sentence examples for popularized on from inspiring English sources

This method appears to have gained popularity in Japan after being introduced on a popular television show and has been popularized on the Internet.

Now, they have created a taxi driver's paradise, a refuge totally unlike the grimy, disheveled hangouts popularized on screen.

Hashtags, words or phrases preceded by the # symbol, have been popularized on Twitter as a way for users to organize and search messages.

It uses interviews with former military interrogators to emphasize that techniques popularized on shows like "24" are rarely effective — or legal — in real life.

In some ways, this movement is in keeping with the dreary sensibility popularized on the radio by such artists as the Weeknd and Lana Del Rey.

She is providing a glossary for terms like "Mallet's Mallet," a word association game popularized on a British show called "Wacaday".

The first game to feature fist fighting was arcade game Heavyweight Champ in, but it was Karate Champ which popularized one-on-one martial arts games in arcades in.

Considered the first Aruban restaurant to popularize on-the-beach dining, Flying Fishbone is a toes-in-the-sand venue where outdoor tables rest directly on the beach.

Aside from the improved video chat capability, Tiger boasts a powerful desktop search feature, something that Microsoft, Google and others have been trying to popularize on Windows.

The same kind of maximalist production style and simple song structure (sometimes called "drill") that Keef has popularized takes on a totally different tone with a female voice, and Sasha knows this.

However, Data East and its related developer Technōs Japan's Karate Champ from 1984 is credited with establishing and popularizing the one-on-one fighting game genre.