Sentence examples for to help popularize from inspiring English sources

The idea is to help popularize American football.

It's one thing to help popularize a campaign, quite another to shape policy.

A natural collaborator, Bowie used his considerable fame to help popularize artists who would have had less of a chance without him.

When he wanted to help popularize fine art photography in San Francisco, he began writing criticism for a local publication, The Fortnightly.

Lecktor, however, is a different proposition from Lecter, played by Anthony Hopkins in "Silence," which used major stars (Jodie Foster played the F.B.I. agent Clarice Starling) to help popularize an unsavory story.

For Dino Casimiro, a local sports teacher, the tale began in 2002, when he and a group of friends set up a club in 2002 to help popularize water sports among locals, and publicize Nazaré's waves among foreigners.

The Billiard Congress of America in 1984 inducted Wanderone into its Hall of Fame for "Meritorious Service" in recognition of his contributions to helping popularize the game of pool.

He's attributed with adding potatoes to the Japanese curry sauce, which according to Kanayama, helped popularize the dish in Japan.

In 1989, as the downtown scene was buckling under the H.I.V. epidemic, Ms. Bartsch started the Love Ball, a lavish AIDS benefit (and a precursor to the Life Ball), which helped popularize the Harlem vogue scene.

The crowd sang as they marched in the October chill, their voices swelling softly and carrying words to songs Mr. Seeger helped popularize, including "Down by the Riverside," and "We Shall Not Be Moved".

All This Jazz With tunes like "Lazy River" and "When It's Sleepy Time Down South," the Lincoln Center Jazz orchestra will play tribute tonight to the man who helped popularize them, Louis Armstrong.