Sentence examples for track to popularity from inspiring English sources
WHEN the owners of a highly regarded restaurant open another place, the new spot is often on a fast track to popularity.
I know that the Ephemeralization of 2014 is generally traced to some privacy potion of Edward Snowden, NSA, and Target credit card leaks, but few seem willing to track its popularity back to its source – Oracle.
Since Bliss introduced men's waxing services in February 2011, Mr. Indursky added, their popularity is on track to double by the end of this year with Brazilians as the most frequently booked service.
The tool is intended for marketers, but it allows anyone to track the popularity of various words and phrases that people type into Google's search box.
Billboard magazine created a "hot ring tones" chart in 2004 to track their popularity, and at one point in 2005, analysts predicted an $11 billion ring tone business by 2010.
Eight-track tapes cost a dollar more than LP's when they rose to popularity in the early 1970's, and cassettes commanded a premium over eight-tracks.
With more and more evidence suggesting widespread doping in the sport, many were looking to Bolt to save track's popularity — and its credibility.
They skyrocketed to popularity.
Widely available due to popularity.
Facebook's inclusion of song listening data underscores how its new Open Graph listening applications could become a way to accurately track song popularity beyond sales.
