Sentence examples for English trend from inspiring English sources

Somewhere in the opposite direction from that other English trend of remortgaging and devil-may-care credit-card spending?

Presbyterianism's complicated relationship with the festival meant that Scotland held out for some time against the English trend, preferring a closedown at New Year.

Having bucked the English trend, pre-Lancaster, by being capped at a young age, Lawes has matured as a line-out leader and more predictably into a giant of tackling, ball-carrying and one-out passing to avoid contact.

The demand for English – a trend set by the privileged elite – has put schools under pressure.

Projects can be written and presented in English, a trend that increasingly is becoming de rigueur in France.

Despite its French origins, the majority of villanelles have been written in English, a trend which began in the late nineteenth century.

I was amazed to also see however how similar humans are in their behaviors: Satellite TV gave these children and tribe the opportunity to learn English, understand trends, (one little girl had sparkly flip flops and manicured toes), even though the way the Kunas lived their lives was dramatically different than from what I was used to.

Mr. David is the pop face of an English dance-music trend called two-step garage.

Furthermore, he made it in English, a growing trend in France.

The poets Don Peterson, Robert Crawford, Kathleen Jamie, John Burnside, and Robin Robertson tend to write in the Queen's English, resisting the trend among novelists to delve into the demotic.

But the stable results masked a small but surprising shift away from the types of academic subjects favoured by universities – the so-called "facilitating subjects", including English – reversing a trend of recent years.