Sentence examples for record popularity from inspiring English sources

Mr Fico is gaining record popularity ratings.

As the Queen prepares to celebrate her diamond jubilee, the royal family is enjoying record popularity, but things could get a good deal more complicated after she leaves the scene, according to a new Guardian/ICM poll.

Some saw Sarkozy's decision to intervene as a desperate move to recover from these record popularity lows.

A survey by the Public Policy Institute of California, released Wednesday night, showed Brown enjoying record popularity, at least for his elder statesman phase in Sacramento.

Wilders' party has risen to record popularity in the Netherlands by campaigning for the country to exit the European Union and stop accepting refugees.

And in many ways it has worked: Californians' confidence in both their own economic futures and the state's finances are up, polls show, and Brown is at near record popularity.

It's no secret that vinyl records' popularity has been continuously growing in the past decade, with last year's sales reaching the highest they have since 1991.

So, 100%, is Mr Romero Hicks.With such a record, and popularity to match, surely Mr Fox is confident that his reform agenda will prevail at the PAN assembly?

In a Los Angeles Times review of a new album by the Black Eyed Peas, "The Beginning," the writer said the record's popularity on the radio was as inevitable as a temblor: "Dealing with the Black Eyed Peas' dominance of pop radio is like planning for earthquakes in Los Angeles.

On the strength of the record's popularity he signed with Virgin Records, and despite having a hit in 1995 with "Boombastic" and winning a Grammy Award in 1996 for Best Reggae Album, the label dropped him in 1998 after a disappointing follow-up album, "Midnite Lover".

A new record of popularity of the pro-Kremlin political party could be surprising given the current economic crisis, which has troubled Russia since 2014.