Sentence examples for be trends for from inspiring English sources
verb
To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
- The shore of the sea trends to the southwest.
There seem to be trends for old people nowadays: lots of eye makeup and giant jewellery, bright-orange lipstick, a bright-orange coat, great big things over your little wrists".
If it's super hot, ice cream could be trending, for example".
Lastly, licorice pastels for color, fringe for fun and flat shoes for your sanity are trends for Spring 2014.
However, there were trends for an inverse association between body mass index, total cholesterol and SEVR.
The #prayforsyria hashtag, which has been trending for a while on Twitter, expressed widespread horror at the attacks.
"This is a scary trend," he writes, perhaps not realising that the trend has been trending for the best part of a decade.
"Basically we are doing audience discovery based on trends," says Avner. "We figure out what is trending for who".
By removing the personalization, Facebook also eliminates confusion about why something was Trending for one user and not another.
Bryan Cranston is trending for being cast as a quadriplegic man.
Sign up now to get tHe best of VICE Canada delivered straight to your inbox.
Protein has been trending for several years -- and 2014 forecasts call for even more protein power.
