Sentence examples for fad in a from inspiring English sources

A walnut (Conran) sideboard bears a selection of ground coffees, Orla Kiely mugs, and Jing teas (new B&B fad) in a Perspex box.

THE ARTS, PAGE E1 An Imported Idol Sets Japanese Hearts on Fire Japanese women, like those above, have given their hearts to a South Korean actor known as Yon-sama, a striking fad in a country stuck in a pervasive malaise and pessimism about women who don't marry, don't have children, don't even have sex.

The FAD-binding domain forms a central hub of the protein structure, and binds with FAD in a "closed" conformation of pHBH-fold family monooxygenases known for their highly dynamic catalytic processes.

The meal has to be substantial yet light and it needs to conform with the latest dietary fad; in a group of forty ladies it is practically a guarantee that the majority will be on the newest thinning formula.

The redox potential of FAD in a protein may differ considerably from its solution value and has been shown to vary as much as ∼300 mV within LOV, BLUF, cryptochrome, and photolyase proteins.

Second, in order to ensure that our taTrxR data did not correspond to denatured protein in the presence of extra FAD in a non-native conformation, we have supplemented taTrxR solutions used to generate protein films with additional "free" flavin.

Baldwin worked with succulents before the current fad, in an era when plant-lovers considered them "common" and "for poor people".

Muhly joins Amanda McKerrow and John Gardner, both of whom staged "The Leaves Are Fading," in a discussion about the works.

Push misfired because, as happens with fledgling technologies, it was a fad in search of a problem to solve.

MILES: [looking up slapping on Wikipedia] "Happy slapping is a fad in which someone assaults a sometimes unsuspecting victim while an accomplice records the assault (commonly with a camera phone).

That was a fad in fright more than a century ago.