Sentence examples for riding popularity from inspiring English sources

According to his official Facebook page, Norman hopes that his "scooter riding popularity" can raise awareness about the need to adopt rescue dogs and boycott puppy mills.

Minaj had a breakout year, riding the popularity of her hit single "Super Bass" and her album "Pink Friday".

Ms. Minaj had a breakout year, riding the popularity of her hit single "Super Bass" and her album "Pink Friday".

To be fair, North American automakers were in much better shape nine years ago, riding the popularity of the sport utility vehicle.

He was a tireless advocate of supply-side economics: the man who persuaded Ronald Reagan to abandon deficit-hawk Republicanism in favour of aggressive tax cuts.Mr Kemp started his career as a wiry, eager quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, before riding his popularity as a sports star to a seat in Congress.

The Santa Clara, Calif.-based chipmaker is riding the popularity wave, thanks to a strong demand for its RIVA TNT-2 graphics chips.

It's riding the popularity of simpler social software for businesses by bringing industry-leading features to Microsoft's extremely full-featured and extremely arcane collaboration platform, which has 125 million or so seats worldwide.

They also get to make names for themselves while riding the popularity wave of hit songs. .

It appears that politicians are determined to ride the popularity of big sporting events, regardless of actual performance.

Rather than fitting into the modes of the French film industry of their era, they rode the popularity, in France and worldwide, of American movies.

Opposition leaders tried to ride the popularity of the protest, but they were never fully in charge of it.For Mr Yanukovych to deal with the protesters on his own terms, they first had to be radicalised.