The soda's name was part of the temperance-era trend of positioning soft drinks as alternatives to alcohol: root beer, ginger ale, Cheerwine.
In 1938, The New Yorker published an article titled "American Hair: Its Rises and Falls," a Depression-era trend piece by Lewis Gannett about the connections of the beard and the mustache to "the mysterious tides of our history".
Mayor Bill de Blasio was elected partially on the promise that he'd reverse the Bloomberg-era trend of of anything-goes development.
But there isn't anything in the data to justify his claim that the health care bill as a whole is being vindicated by recession-era trends.
Readers trying to imagine how the city's sexual culture might change in the new depressed economy might predict, based on the Depression-era trends that Long describes, a return to the safety of morality and religious values, a crackdown on whatever remaining illicit entertainment may linger in hidden corners of Times Square or along the West Side Highway.
Obama-era trends will likely continue to provide him that for a while.
These Obama-era trends Trump is taking credit for aren't entirely rosy, either, if one digs into the stats in recent BLS reports.
In truth, Trump's jobs numbers this month and all of that year have been on track with Obama-era trends—as even Trump's chief economic advisor, Gary Cohn, admitted in March.
Themes can come from movies, culture, television, eras, trends, or just about anything that interests you and your potential guests.
In the early eighties, Marillion defied the era's trends by taking its cues from Yes, the Peter Gabriel-led incarnation of Genesis, and other prog-rock juggernauts.
Instead, in the digital era, little trends flare up, and each of us cherry-pick the things we like, but very little sticks and appeals to the masses.
