Sentence examples for which become popular from inspiring English sources

The book is much smaller than most twelfth-century Bibles, but is considerably larger than the small 'pocket' versions which become popular in the middle years of the thirteenth century.

Muller had cut down Brigg's top hat by carefully reducing the crown by half its height and sewing it to the brim, a fashion trend which become popular following his sensational Old Bailey trial and was known as the "Muller cut-down".

1930's-1950's FORMAT FLUX -- The 78-r.p.m. phonograph record gives way to the 12-inch, 33-1/3 r.p.m. long-playing record, which can hold more music on a single disc, and the 45-r.p.m. disc, which become popular for single songs and jukeboxes.

In a Los Angeles Times profile late in life, Prinz' claimed "at least partial credit" in popularizing the Charleston and rumba, which became popular after appearing in his movies.

In 1959, he began making bows, which became popular.

There he presented a series of his own small-scale pieces, many of which became popular.

Noted for his piety, he founded a zāwiyah (lodge), which became popular among travelers.

Purim plays, which became popular during the 17th century, contribute to the carnival atmosphere especially enjoyed by children.

Humanistic principles attained application during the "human potential" movement, which became popular in the United States during the 1960s.

The forkball is a close cousin of the split-finger fastball, which became popular in the mid-1980's.

Not to be confused with Venetian royalty, doge is a meme which became popular late in 2013.