Sentence examples for popularizing it from inspiring English sources

Apple is adapting the concept, adding its own ideas and popularizing it — just as it did in the 1980s with the mouse and the graphical user interface, which had also been invented elsewhere.

Recent fashion shows across the country with khadi themes may have played a definite role in popularizing it.

But Mr. Simmons and Cal Tech failed to recognize the significance of the gauge until Mr. Ruge began popularizing it.

This city has some ownership over the wave, popularizing it in 1984 at Tiger Stadium, the enclosed, double-decker bandbox that was razed a few years ago.

"The story of basketball is Naismith inventing it and Phog Allen popularizing it," Booth said, referring to Allen, who coached the Jayhawks for 39 seasons.

"The Cubans couldn't come over, so the Puerto Rican musicians started playing the music, popularizing it, and developed a whole different style," he said.

They logically reasoned that creating a popular cartoon would popularize it with a younger audience.

A nurseryman in Middlesex named Williams then popularized it as Williams's Bon Chrétien, still its name in most of the world.

The grill can trace its roots to 1980s New York, but became more popular in mainstream culture in the mid-2000s when southern rappers popularized it.

Jon Hendricks popularized it in the 1950's and 60's; Kurt Elling embodies its contemporary incarnation.

J. Santiago is credited with helping to popularize it.