Sentence examples for rush of popularity from inspiring English sources
And that's great news for those services which haven't yet seen the rush of popularity that Netflix has enjoyed over the past several years.
It had a second rush of choreographic popularity more recently, with versions by Glen Tetley, Michael Smuin and Rudolf Nureyev appearing in quick succession from 1979 to 1982.
As they near their fourth decade, Rush breaches a new kind of popularity, thanks in no small part to gestures in recent culture like the film I Love You, Man, which not only made it (more) fun to like Rush, but more, like, acceptable too.
No glory, no popularity, no frenzied rush of excitement.
Rush's popularity reached its pinnacle with the release of Moving Pictures in 1981.
He even enjoys a kind of popularity.
His graph of popularity is quite low.
Why this new burst of popularity?
There is a ridiculous suspicion of popularity.
Oh, the burdens of popularity.
In a sudden rush of nostalgia for my teenage anger, I decided to ask a student from the college I attend in California what she thought of popularity.
