Sentence examples for a trend with from inspiring English sources

It seems to be a trend with Kidd.

Unexpectedly, she sparked a trend with her bespoke see-through umbrella.

At the time it seemed more like a styling affectation than a trend with commercial legs.

"We are also hesitant to indicate a trend with just one year of data in a new direction".

It soon became a trend with fans across the peninsula, with groups embracing militant symbols including Panthers, Fedayn and Tupamaros.

This is already becoming a trend, with football the latest sport to tap into the branding potential of fashion.

But it is also part of a trend, with fewer competitive young drivers making an impact in recent years.

Government payrolls grew by 9,000 jobs — a trend with a limited shelf life as the economic slowdown shrinks tax revenue.

Milan showed it's a trend with legs – or heels, anyway – so expect to hear that unmistakable flick-flack noise of foot against shoe next summer.

"It seems to be a trend with companies," she went on, "once they achieve some recognition, to lose the words and go with just the logo".

And as young couples have left home, the number of elderly people living on their own has skyrocketed, generating a trend with big implications for the Japanese government.