Sentence examples similar to born trend from inspiring English sources

The re-born trend filters from haute couture to furniture.

But, for all its twee escapism, vanlife is a trend born out of the recent recession.

Except that, if Morpurgo took modern functionalism (the rationalist kind dear to Argan) as an example, in the case of Sardinia all the Euclidean-quantitative traces left unscathed in rationalism would need to be skipped and reference made above all to the modern trends born in the wake of research devoted to things other than function.

One of the few positive trends born out by the U.S. economy in the last few years is the tremendous growth in tech jobs.

Obesity rates in the U.S. have been increasing for successively born cohorts, while trends in smoking behavior are optimistic [ 3].

And lo, a trend was born.

All of a sudden, a trend was born.

The trend was born of the economic worries that followed the financial crisis in 2008.

Thus, the trend was born; prisons are now open to the curious — for the price of a ticket.

His friends added a hashtag to "seapunk," and a trend was born, like Aphrodite from the foam.

Then players like George Hendrick of the Cardinals and Barry Bonds -- a Pirate at the time -- began wearing their pants lower and a new trend was born, one of individuality.