become popular

I hope that it will become popular in schools, because it is a universal story.

New gods have come and gone, and Dragon Boat racing has become popular around the globe.

In the last few decades, pimento cheeseburgers have become popular throughout the South.

His forced confession, televised throughout China, sent a chilling message: Become popular online at your own risk.

But when the television started to become popular, Burt realized that there was no longer much of a market for his photos.

And the appeal to emotion has become popular for very obvious reasons.

It was a dangerous agitation; it had become popular; there was no telling where it would end, or what it might not assail.

Authors' readings had become popular, and Clemens had read in Philadelphia and Boston with satisfactory results.

Dissociated from industrial enterprise it might easily become popular in England.

If it had not been for the loss of his baseball hopes, he would have welcomed the chance to become popular with his classmates.