Sentence examples for which proved popular from inspiring English sources

In later years, Benn published eight volumes of his diaries, which proved popular, and his public image changed.

He quickly brought in the "fares fair" policy, which proved popular, slashing fares on public transport by 30%.

Their first creation was a fashion clog, which proved popular with the company's target audience, women ages 18 to 30 looking for stylish but affordable footwear.

The first Accessorize shop opened in 1984 after Monsoon started to sell a small collection of fashion accessories which proved popular.

Also featuring in the top 100 are British dramas Downton Abbey, Doctor Who and Sherlock Holmes, all of which proved popular in the US in 2013.

Luhrmann's last film was this year's adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, which proved popular with audiences despite a lukewarm response from critics.

EE has distributed over 1.5m of the free Power Bars, which prove popular with users suffering from poor smartphone battery life.

With the general election within spitting distance, Mr Osborne needs policies that don't detract from his "long term economic plan", but which prove popular with the electorate.

"Satyagraha," which proved tremendously popular, was brought back last season.

In 1577 Richard Robinson published a revised edition of de Worde, which proved extremely popular.

They gave away a DVD of the full match, which proved very popular.