Sentence examples for spike in popularity from inspiring English sources

So what's behind this spike in popularity?

I think you will see another spike in popularity then, but not like that first month.

Ms. Belloni, a longtime drum circle attendee, had her own explanation for its sudden spike in popularity.

This is not the first time the Smirnoff brand has enjoyed a sudden spike in popularity in the United States.

In 2013 the team, who have seen a huge spike in popularity, won the MLS title in their new home.

So you've noticed the spike in popularity - and you have your own ideas for an excellent, gripping storyline.

Some classic videos have steady viewership whereas some viral videos have spikes in popularity.

In recent years rooftopping has spiked in popularity, attracting a more diverse set of practitioners.

"Jewish" spiked in popularity 1978 with 2,518 mentions in articles (3.87% of the New York Times' canon for that year).

The answer: incest (or "fauxcest") porn, which supposedly spiked in popularity over the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.

Matzen and co point to small spikes in popularity near the end of October and December: in other words, at Halloween and Christmas.