Sentence examples for widening popularity from inspiring English sources

Another, and more recognized, reason for baseball and football's widening popularity gap is that baseball is really an individual sport that happens to be played by teams.

Thanks to the widening popularity of smoke guns, some of America's coolest cocktails now come smoked.

His widening popularity and nickname — the "economy president of South Korea" — was seen as a rebuff to Mr. Lee, who had run for office vowing to become the "economy president," but was now being accused of mishandling the economy as the crisis that started in the United States engulfed his nation.

And clearly had an effect in widening your popularity in the state.

Mike Auldridge, a guitarist who became one of the most distinctive dobro players in the history of country and bluegrass music while widening its popularity among urban audiences, died on Saturday at his home in Silver Spring, Md .He was 73.

On the contrary, Joyce enjoys an ever-widening popularity among the reading public.

Tilak sought to widen the popularity of the nationalist movement (which at that time was largely confined to the upper classes) by introducing Hindu religious symbolism and by invoking popular traditions of the Maratha struggle against Muslim rule.

To help pay the costs in making her transition into jazz she formed a wedding band, High Society Rhythm, in 2003, and has been seeking opportunities to polish her craft and widen her popularity.

As Woods would do more than 30 years later, Palmer, a son of a golf pro at his hometown Latrobe Country Club, almost single-handedly stimulated TV coverage of golf, widening the game's popularity among a postwar generation of World War II veterans enjoying economic boom times and a sprawling green suburbia.

As its capabilities widen and the popularity of its products surge, questions arise on what's next for the rapidly growing company.

Their popularity also attests to a widening acceptance of so-called female imperfections.