Sentence examples for way to popularity from inspiring English sources

Becca's batmitzvah fell as our social ships were passing in the night - she on the way to popularity, me to loserdom.

— Jeff Gordinier Bloomberg Businessweek: How a made-in-America hot sauce from a company in Los Angeles that doesn't advertise – Huy Fong's sriracha – found its way to popularity in Benghazi, Libya, the place where Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens of the United States was killed.

Economists would not be surprised to see the overnight rate at 5% by mid-2003 and mid-2003 and still, if the Liberal leadership battle encourages mayberétien and Mr Manley to undo Mr Martin's good work by trying to spend thigheray to popularity.

Alan Dale, the Brooklyn-born baritone who crooned his way to popularity in the late 1940's and the 1950's with hits like "Oh, Marie" and "Cherry Pink (and Apple Blossom White)," died on Saturday at a hospital in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.

But at least Dong taught us you can't always brute-force your way to popularity.

New decades bring new buzzwords, and "Big Data" promises to fight its way to popularity.

16. 100 ways to popularity.

Gossip Girl is, naturally, all about gossip - while sometimes it may be actually harmful, in small amounts it's innocent, fun and very juicy; not to mention it's one of the main ways to popularity.

His art was already on its way to immense popularity.

Two long-established clubs from the heartlands of the union game; two free-market fundamentalist owners who hit the headlines almost as often as their leading players; two squads drawn from all points of the rugby compass; two teams who do not always go out of their way to court popularity.

Not surprisingly, incumbent Obama has the most Facebook fans, which is one way to measure "popularity".