Sentence examples for street popularity from inspiring English sources

Fuel Tech's Wall Street popularity stems from the widespread belief that it owns the slag-busting market, Herrick says.

If the high-street popularity of Scandinavian design leads to a greater respect for and interest in Nordic designers, then all the better as far as Hellqvist is concerned.

Many visitors saw velocipedes on the streets; popularity spread; and the number of makers multiplied.

Considering other street photographers' popularity -- well, the number is pretty big.

After Sesame Street's popularity became established after its first season, the CES' outreach efforts turned from promotion to the development of educational materials used in preschool settings.

LIKE Wall Street, Bill Clinton's popularity seems to defy gravity.

Maybe it was the street's long popularity among writers, artists and actors, which was in full bloom during the postwar period in which "Communist" is set, though much eroded (under the pressure of absurdly augmenting rents) now.

Despite Amie Street's growing popularity, especially in the indie music scene, the site has long had a somewhat barebones or even amateurish look that was functional but not very visually appealing.

Clothing that resembles what used to be worn for work on 42nd street may bring popularity.

People yelled at him on the street and his popularity plunged dramatically.

"There's been a noticeable increase in street art's popularity.