Sentence examples for be trendy at from inspiring English sources
And speaking of ruining your teeth, the American Dental Association, after warning of all the potential dangers of wearing grills, strongly recommends, "Grills might be trendy at the moment, but 'pearly whites' will never go out of style".
Beware: living your life to be trendy at all costs without considering your true feelings can cause significant problems in the long run: for instance, you may waste time and money trying to get ahold of the latest clothes and consumer goods, you may lose sight of who you truly "are" as a person and suffer identity confusion, and more.
Christ, I know that 2-step's trendy at the moment, but we're not due a drum'n'bass revival are we?
This kind of anachronism is trendy at the moment, what with "Year One" and "Land of the Lost" and "Star Trek".
Pop Art was trendy at the time, and the Gottliebs hoped that Two Plus Three, the wholesale giftware company that they were running part time from their home, might defray the cost of sending their three sons to college.
His objection, according to a piece he wrote for his website, was that Emily would have been appalled to have her celebratory year associated with "a supermodel", and that this was all part of a relentless drive to attract a young audience by "being trendy" at the expense of the Brontës themselves.
If you think about Jay-Z or Lauryn Hill, regardless of what was trendy at that time, they remained true to themselves.
Chan said that it was important for the video to show black men's hairstyles go deeper than what may have been trendy at the time.
While food trucks are trendy at the moment, Pierce said the university specifically selected a "state-of-the-art truck" with maximum equipment capabilities, with long-term plans in mind.
They may be trendy, but at least we've broken from lore that dictates witches are ugly and evil.
Donald Kaufman, the color consultant and a friend, said: "Everything he picked was the opposite of what was trendy or expected at the time.
