Sentence examples for exciting trends from inspiring English sources

So we have these two, I would say, very exciting trends.

BREAKFAST CHOCOLATE One of the most exciting trends predicted for this year will make all of our mornings a little sweeter.

The last couple of Sydney film fests have shown "hybrid" documentaries (mixing reality with fictional techniques) to be one of the most exciting trends in filmmaking.

Pop-up retail – whether the offering is food, clothing, or festivals – is one of the most exciting trends to emerge in the UK over the last few years.

Emily and Laura Schubert (both '11BUS) were discussing exciting trends in beauty towards natural products, defining your own beauty, and away from prescribed standards.

WE now enter the cutthroat world of the corporate cocktail -- not martinis at lunch, but the drinks created by committee at the headquarters of national restaurant chains like Restaurants Unlimited, in Seattle, where exciting trends are engineered, not born.

Chameides' outreach through the Web is commendable, and part of an exciting trend.

Sarah Fair, the company's CFO told Harvard Business Review that big data was the most exciting trend in the mobile space.

That's why we decided to do The Fast Show online; to get in at the beginning of an exciting trend".

But the flicks nonetheless represent an exciting trend, and a wave of hip-hop-inspired films that may reach the genre's previous peak of the early 90s.

@TonyChurnside DIY electronics and creative coding For me, the most exciting trend is the continuing rise of DIY electronics and creative coding.