Sentence examples for Growing vogue from inspiring English sources

A fistful of money-wise new books attest to a growing vogue for thrift.

"It's just glaring evidence of what dopes we are," Mr. Jenkins said of the growing vogue for fussy, French-style cheese-ripening.

— Glenn Collins The Guardian: "I'll have a dandelion and burdock, please, and make it a double!" In England, a growing vogue for vintage temperance drinks.

He hopes students will share his urgency to "nail down the basics of Spanish cooking before it gets too out of hand," he said, bemoaning the growing vogue for fusion.

On my last day in Beijing, a Saturday, I stopped by a recreational basketball clinic, a growing vogue for middle-class families since the advent of the five-day workweek.

Despite the growing vogue for 'kitchen sink dramas' at the time, he was still a working-class lad amid the middle-classes, held back by a certain shyness and those feelings of inferiority.

Michelle grew up voguing at balls in New York and, in the early 90s, ended up in a girl group called Seduction.

Aided in his work by his family, friends, and a wide circle of correspondents across Britain and worldwide, Darwin tapped into the contemporary vogue for growing exotic orchids.

This new dish grew highly in vogue, during my residence in London: it was called by the name of the minister who invented it".

Buddhism is in vogue; Christianity is growing fast — so fast that, by some accounts, there are now more Christians in China than members of the Communist Party.

Nine-to-five is back in vogue for a growing number of high-level women--and, in some cases, men--who are building barricades to keep work in its place.