Sentence examples for revived the popularity from inspiring English sources

The Sage of Omaha saw his legend burnished in 2001 when the collapse of the dot-com bubble revived the popularity of value investing.

The success of the games revived the popularity of the Pokémon brand.

He was renovating the Bowery Bar — now called the B Bar — and trying to revive the popularity of an aging Japanese restaurant at the Maritime Hotel.

The orchestra began pairing conductors and musicians with unusual or out-of-fashion music, in the process sparking musical phenomena like reviving the popularity of the Shostakovich symphonies.

The death of velvet-voiced singer Jagjit Singh, widely credited for reviving the popularity of classical Hindustani love songs in Urdu, known as ghazals, spurred an outpouring of tributes and emotion from fans and musicians on Tuesday.

Friday night will become Twenty20 night in county cricket from 2014 as part of the England and Wales Cricket Board's attempts to revive the popularity of the game's original T20 competition.

A nascent movement has been detected to revive the popularity of tax resistance – last seen en masse in America during the Vietnam war but which has been, sporadically, a tradition in the US and beyond going back many centuries.

But some industry experts and academics have long doubted that cosmetic changes — whether racial or ethnic or body shapes — can revive the popularity of the 57-year-old Barbie, whose sales have been declining by double-digits in recent years.

All other imported stallions were black, reviving the popularity of black Percherons in France.

XO: How Beyonce Is Single-Handedly Reviving the Popularity of Tic-Tac-Toe.

American-born composer and saxophonist Ernie Wilkins, who was credited with helping revive the popularity of the Count Basie Orchestra in the 1950s, has died.