Sentence examples for popularized way from inspiring English sources

That's lemonade mixed with iced tea to the uninitiated, popularized way back when by the 1960 Open winner, though with a nudge, more recently, by the preppy and prolific company Nantucket Nectars.

What the Pirate Bay also did was popularize torrents in the same way Napster popularized peer-to-peer sharing and the same way MegaUpload popularized massive file storage and the performance upsell.

He may have put fake words in the mouth of Bob Dylan, slipped recycled content past one of the most fact-checked franchises in the land and popularized science in a way that distorted it.

Saying the "Namaste" greeting while bringing together both palms of the hands before the heart has become popularized as a humble way of greeting people.[33].[33]

But Snapchat is still innovating on the augmented reality features it popularized, plus adding new ways to share.

While PAS is still not officially recognized, the subject has become more popularized as it makes its way into the mainstream.

And location based apps have to rely almost exclusively on the "check-in" model popularized by Foursquare, because they have no way to passively monitor your location.

MacLeod, 84, and the popular "Love Boat" series popularized cruising during the show's run on ABC from 1977-87.

But in the last few years the process of breaking in has changed as digital technologies and shifting economics profoundly alter the ways in which art is made, popularized and consumed.

In that same period the O'Brien style of putting was popularized, with outstanding results.

She paved the way for African Americans in mainstream theatre and popularized syncopated dance and song.