In Maine, there has been something of a revival in popularity in the mats due to an abundance of wasted float rope after it was banned in the region's fishing industry in 2009.
They are now enjoying something of a resurgence in popularity in India and the Middle East, where they are said to have originated.
While Italian amari and aperitivo bitters are currently having something of a moment – consider the popularity of the Aperol spritz and the Negroni – amari alpini remain underrepresented on the global market.
Maths and physics are enjoying something of a renaissance in terms of popularity among A-level students.
Instead it is something of a trade: Ms. Swift's popularity will draw attention to JetBlue, and the airline will promote Ms. Swift's album for at least two months on its in-flight entertainment network.
Something of their popularity, moreover, in fashionable, Protestant, or skeptical circles, must be attributed to the violence of their attack on the Jesuits.
So we can tell quite a bit when Vladimir Kramnik of Russia, the current world champion, in facing Viswanathan Anand of India, one of his leading challengers, varied from his favorite weapon to something of common popularity.
For Pandora, popularity is something of a double-edged sword.
For professionals in the coffee industry, the espresso martini's popularity is something of a double-edged sword.
Although there was something of a "camp" factor in Bennett's popularity with the younger generation, he also earned their respect by remaining true to himself and through his undeniable and accessible artistry.
