Sentence examples for which popularized from inspiring English sources
He pointed out that Drexel Burnham Lambert, for example, which popularized junk bonds in the 1980s, filed for bankruptcy in 1990.
Sequoia Capital's included Apple (which invented the personal computer), Cisco (which developed network routers), and Atari (which popularized video games).
The most popular was Punch, which popularized the term "cartoon" for its humorous caricatures.
Apple, which popularized the purchase of digital music, offers video sales and rentals through iTunes.
The most sought-after extension is.app, with 13 applicants though not Apple, which popularized the mobile application.
A decade later, it made quick work of Netscape Communications, which popularized Web browsing in the mid-1990s.
Apple, which first popularized portable MP3 listening with its iPods, has been vying to remain a top contender in the digital music space.
"This is guy culture, which was first popularized in the U.S. with 'Animal House' and 'Cheers,' " he said.
At Bolthouse's complex, carrots whirl around on conveyor belts at up to 50 miles an hour en route to their future as juliennes, coins and stubs, or baby carrots, which the company popularized and which aren't babies.
Her drawings, which were first popularized as notecards, caught the eye of Franz Goebel, who was looking for a way to invigorate his moribund porcelain company.
The Japanese chain Gyu-Kaku, which serves its popularized version of Korean barbecue (including thin slices of beef tongue and house-made pork sausages) at 800 branches in Japan, just opened its first New York restaurant in the East Village.
