Sentence examples for bit of a trend from inspiring English sources

It feels like a bit of a trend".

Funnily enough, in what's clearly becoming a bit of a trend, it all started over a couple of beers.

Pull back both sections, and the vehicle becomes a convertible — a bit of a trend this year.

Marber says: "It's a tiny bit of a trend, isn't it, with AFC Wimbledon and FC United of Manchester?

I do think that there's a bit of a trend here, if anything that requires having several hundred million dollars in the bank can be called a trend.

Annie Lee, a wedding planner in Manhattan, said that such requests were becoming a bit of a trend in themselves — the unplugged wedding.

Partly as a result, there has been a bit of a drift — not quite a trend — in the other direction.

African Americans are still among the strongest supporters of Obama's re-nomination, while Hispanics show quite a bit of movement: a trend downward (more support for Obama's re-nomination) followed by a trend upward (support for another candidate).

But in three other recent books, there seems to be a bit of a warming trend between the two camps.

In Tulsa, healthy eating is simply not part of the broad culture any more, while urban gardening is viewed as a "little bit of a white trend solution", according to Justin Pickard, director of Crossover Community Impact.

Particular subjects that stand out this year are significant drops in music and German, which show a bit of a worrying trend and one we might expect to get worse … given the increase of funding pressures on schools".