Sentence examples for would be popularized from inspiring English sources

Video screens showed close-ups of fingers and fretboards more often than faces, and the lineup included guitarists' guitarists like Sonny Landreth, the scientist of Louisiana slide guitar, and Allan Holdsworth, the jazz-rock innovator whose string-tapping technique would be popularized by Eddie Van Halen.

It was also in the Kenton band that he met Laurindo Almeida, a Brazilian guitarist, with whom he recorded two 1953 albums, known as "Brazilliance" Volumes 1 and 2, that anticipated the emergence of the bossa nova, the fusion of Latin music and cool jazz that would be popularized a few years later by Antonio Carlos Jobim and João Gilberto.

Computers and electronic instruments like drum machines and synths were easier to use and more commercially available than ever, and digital interfaces like MIDI would be popularized soon thereafter.

Because DLBCL is a group of highly heterogeneous diseases, gene expression profiles would be popularized and used directly to guide treatment.

It would be helpful for some sort of industry group or certification around these ethics and standards to be popularized.

"He never thought the story should be popularized.

However, it is too expensive to be popularized in the MTH protocol.

A series of comprehensive and systematic disaster relief training should be popularized among medical staff.

I really don't think the fortune cookie would have taken off if it hadn't been popularized in such a wide venue".

But the idea that we would one day get our sustenance in capsule-form was popularized in mainstream American culture long before it was co-opted by science fiction.

He was involved in a study about 30 years ago that looked at how Camp Randall moved when the band played the song "You Said It All," which had been popularized as a Budweiser jingle, and the fans would polka.