Sentence examples for called the trend from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hebert called the trend the "Costco delight".

The exception, called the "trend and color studio," was like a mocking rebuttal of this aesthetic.

Mr. Harteveldt called the trend to higher fares "a good thing".

"It's grown into a lot more than just graphic tees, basketball shoes and rap music," says Alex Leach, junior editor of Highsnobiety, who called the trend "grungewave".

Mr. Redford called the trend in cheesy reality shows "frightening," but said his experience campaigning for Democrats in the midterm elections had been just as scary.

Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, called the trend troubling but said the new health care law would "help turn these numbers around".

During the interview, the singer himself brought up what he called the "trending topic" and addressed the tweets.

The long-term exams, called the "Trends in Academic Progress," differ from the other better-known NAEP tests because they have tested students at ages 9, 13, and 17 on the same material since the 1970s.

Early yesterday, seniors across the country staged protests in their retirement communities, calling the trend downright offensive.

A Senate report calls the trend "preoccupying".France may not have British-style populist tabloids to fan anti-German jingoism.

This "flight to Islam" among black British youth, as some Christian groups are calling the trend, has raised concerns about their radicalization, especially since May, when a black British-born convert to Islam was accused of murdering a British soldier to avenge the killings of Muslims by Western troops in Afghanistan and Iraq.