Popularizing

In addition to popularizing the bikini swimming suit, Bardot has been credited with popularizing the city of St. Tropez and the town of Armação dos Búzios in Brazil, which she visited in 1964 with her boyfriend at the time, Brazilian musician Bob Zagury.

It is also working on popularizing how a sustainable lifestyle is 'attainable' for millions of Indians through wide-scale adoption of affordable green energy products and solutions.

Launching Curtis's career, this October classic revolutionized the horror genre by popularizing the masked stalking killer in Michael Myers, the stuff of nightmares.

Mary Quant’s family has announced that the British designer who is widely recognized for popularizing the miniskirt in the 1960s and creating this iconic fashion piece died last Thursday.

People need to be talking more about limiting the number of children they have, popularizing it much more in all media and making it “cool” to not have many children.

Putcha notes the role that film songs, lip-synched by actresses, played in popularizing the message that the films conveyed about the centrality of a Hindu cultural identity.

Whether it was Pope John Paul II who created the devotion or not, most agree he played a big role in popularizing it — and he certainly captured its essence his first time out.

Kaunissaare said that what Tallinn has done with public transport is very good, but actually popularizing public transport needs a breaking point.

The skincare brand, known for its ingredient-led approach and accessible price points, have been constantly mentioned as a trailblazer in popularizing this hero ingredient in the mainstream market.

William, a self-described expert on chronic illness and a best-selling author, is credited with popularizing the celery juice trend and advocating for heavy metal detoxes.

Dr. Russell said that Ms. Orlock was later delighted to hear that Dr. Russell was popularizing the term.

Kim is known for popularizing the “selfie,” ultimately publishing a book full of pictures of herself, Selfish.

Modern Money Theory (MMT) has recently generated considerable discussion and a growing following thanks to the brilliant success of its proponents in popularizing the theory.

The system also featured online functionality using a network adapter, popularizing online play before Xbox Live entered the market and succeeding where the Dreamcast had failed.

Though Hornby's novel was influential in popularizing the idea of boiling pop culture down into lists, 25 years later the Internet is overflowing with Top 5 lists, and every listicle imaginable has already been written.

General Secretary of Odisha Wrestling Association, Kishore Behera, said that hosting of the wrestling championship in the millennium city will help in popularizing the sport and it would create the required momentum for the young wrestlers of Odisha.

Nonprofit group Better Days 2020, which is dedicated to popularizing Utah women’s history, sponsored the event, which featured storytellers, historic displays, food vendors, a car show, activity booths and a live radio show.

The trend is more visible, teenagers say, than others TikTok had a hand in popularizing.

By the way, some authorities credit him with popularizing bacon fried crisp.

He said the game has never been more popular in Kenya than it is now, saying there are now more golf clubs in the country than at any other time, as the population is now familiar with the game courtesy of the media which is now keen on popularizing it.