Sentence examples for crowd trends from inspiring English sources
Don't forget your camera: the crowd trends toward purple-dyed punks, nose-pierced vamps, dreadlocked crusties and, everyone's favorite, aging hippies.
The crowd at Avalon tends to be there for the night as opposed to the club and the crowd trends toward younger and rowdier.
Many locals who insist it should never be added to the fruit -- a crowd that trends older and more rural -- crave unsweetened a? as other traditionalists love their coffee black, their single-malt Scotch neat or their chocolate at 80 percent cacao.
Considering strippers are a time-tested, scientifically-proven way of drawing a crowd, the trend of hiring some to dance at your funeral is getting increasingly popular in Taiwan. .
In this paper, we follow a crowd-sourcing trend and argue for the need to deploy measurement probes at the edge of the network, which can be either under the control of the users (e.g., end-user devices) or the ISP (e.g., home gateways), and that raises an interesting tradeoff.
Thank you sincerely for even considering donating to one of these amazing five charities right now or the next time an Internet crowd-funding trend pops up.
At the First Presbyterian Church of Ferguson, the crowd of voters trended older and white at midday.
In a congressional briefing Thursday sponsored by the Friends of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), Kennedy and a pair of scientists briefed a standing-room crowd on recent social trends in Colorado, where citizens voted to legalize weed.
British band Blur perform live in 2013 Wireless 3-5 July Wireless 3-5 July Finsbury Park, London This is pop music for a young and trend-conscious crowd.
But I never saw the Volkswagen bus as anything other than a good source of dune-buggy parts, and I can't see the xB as the offbeat cool choice for the trend-setting crowd it is trying to capture.
The project was part of a trend called "crowd sourcing," which aims to harness the brainpower and energy of crowds to develop useful services.
