Sentence examples for then very popular from inspiring English sources

A prolific writer, he soon published reinterpretations of Australian Aboriginal data from literature then very popular in anthropological circles.

But what if you were two nice Jewish brothers from Queens and you decided to make really weird flavors of kosher ice cream -- like horseradish, lox and corn -- and then your ice cream became a craze and then a very popular magazine decided to include you in its annual list of the country's 50 most eligible bachelors?

One major step forward for Facebook was its news feed, an initially controversial, then soon very popular feature which let friends know all the latest news about each other, which inspired repeat visits.

And so if I go down to, I don't know, Austin -- and I'm making this up -- and there's a UniversityofTexasnet.com I.S.P. that really has captured a good part of that market, and I really wish to sell as much of my data services over this infrastructure as I can, then having that very popular I.S.P. on my infrastructure is the way that I can gain new subscribers.

Wang then mentions a very popular, sometimes over or poorly used word in technology: curate.

Then I became very popular on Pinterest, and I started teaching people how to use Pinterest, and that's when I discovered I really enjoyed the teaching aspect of online business.

That performance is much better than the other sector that was very popular then, telecommunication companies.

I painted the side of our bomber with a Betty Bettyty [Grable] was very popular then.

"The college game is very popular, then you get the combine, every individual N.F.L. fan is into the draft.

The real problem was simple: Sudan had given refuge to Osama bin Laden, who even then was not a very popular man.

If something is very popular, then the minority who don't like it would likely feel part of a select group, and how better to impress your group than by liking the popular thing the least, and publicly attacking it?