regain popularity

Although the game continued to be occasionally played into the 1960s, it would never regain its former popularity.

Unlike so many others, he was able to stay away from the temptation of coming back and trying to regain his old popularity.

His work regained popularity in 1961, at the dawn of the current "human potential" movement.

More important, he said, it was apparently regaining popularity among athletes.

Since the early 2000s, this religion has regained popularity among Koreans.

Gross was seen by his party as the last way to regain popularity and better handle future elections.

Once considered kitsch, it is starting to regain its popularity.

But it could regain its popularity, if the alternative is a continual loss of jobs in every state.

Steel returned to Britain but was unable to regain his earlier popularity.

Nevertheless, the band and the music scene had changed by 1971, at first they struggled to regain their previous popularity.