Sentence examples for waves of popularity from inspiring English sources

Stewart Lee has intricate theories about the trends in comedy, the waves of popularity and fashion.

The band has experienced serial waves of popularity, each of which brought an audience quite distinct from, and possibly even hostile to, the previous one.

Coming in at number two is The Book Thief by Australian Marcus Zusak, followed by that perennial favourite To Kill a Mockingbird, riding fresh waves of popularity after the release of its "prequel" perhaps.

Equestrian properties, like most specialized properties, including ranches and vineyards, go through waves of popularity.

By reducing the historic project of an integrated Europe to the euro defended by merciless austerity, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, riding high waves of popularity at home, have inflamed the very "solitarist" nationalisms the union was meant to douse.

Mayor Bill White of Houston, also riding a wave of popularity, was re-elected with more than 90percentt of the vote.

Halter, after spearheading what has become an intensely popular statewide lottery, is riding a wave of popularity in the state, despite being an outspoken supporter of gay rights.

The series might ride a wave of popularity.

Mr Christie, meanwhile, is riding a wave of popularity due to his handling of Hurricane Sandy.

Dr. Parkinson turned down the various offers, but he rode the wave of popularity.

Dr Hudson joined CND during its second great wave of popularity.