Sentence examples for seasoned popularity from inspiring English sources

But rather than rest on its seasoned popularity, the resort, which now covers 15,000 acres, seems to be steadily moving forward with new projects.

Frequent temperature inversion has made Switzerland's high-altitude resorts healthful places even during winter and has helped the Alpine winter season gain popularity in Europe for sports; in addition, because of these inversions polluted air is much less common in areas of high elevation than in the lowlands.

That season, Elias' popularity made him one of the most sought after public speakers on the team and earned him nearly $50,000.

A large number of racing games are being released this season, but their popularity eludes me.

Fox dropped it after four seasons, but its popularity in reruns and on DVD led to its revival in 2008 by Comedy Central.

With the Republican party drifting further right into sideshow territory, it's hard to see which, if any, of the GOP candidates can capture the near-mythical Reagan Democrats who might've been Biden's base after a Republican primary season in which popularity is a function of candidate's willingness to be the biggest jerk.

These comparison-shopping sites are looking to another shopping season of increased popularity.

Grant entered the 1868 campaign season with increased popularity among the Radical Republicans following his abandonment of Johnson.

Last week, the United States of America nervously watched the 2016 election season's second popularity contest take place in New Hampshire.

Hit Nickelodeon show "Sam and Cat" has not yet been renewed for a second season, despite its popularity among the network's key demographics.

Two poor seasons and increased global popularity have sent prices soaring as the 2009 harvest begins.