Sentence examples for full of trendy from inspiring English sources

St.-Laurent is full of trendy shops.

Tonight the queue – full of trendy young things with long beards just like his – snakes around the church grounds.

I took the M o (a day pass is 4.50 euros) to Croix-Rousse, a hilltop neighborhood once populated by canuts, or silk workers, now full of trendy bars and restaurants.

When it was suggested, for example, that Ofsted was "mired in 60s, progressive child-centred learning" – in other words full of trendy, hippie-style inspectors, I reacted, as you may have seen with a certain degree of fury.

Playing in a bare-box set by Katrin Lea Tag that flouts France's tradition of visual splendor, the staging is full of trendy clichés like having choristers mimic disco dancing while singing jaunty music or having characters experience epileptic fits at crucial dramatic moments.

We wander through Gemmayzeh – which in our time had been an atmospheric but entirely ramshackle quarter, and has now become Beirut's Shoreditch, stuffed full of trendy bars and huge 4x4s disgorging chic young things – and then head up the hill to a bar called Centrale.

The whole street is full of young trendy people.

Just eight miles north of artsy Mendocino, a Victorian picture-postcard village full of galleries and trendy restaurants, Fort Bragg, which shares Mendocino's startlingly beautiful coastline and back country, has remained largely working-class.

Today, the traffic is thicker than ever, but this once-bland area has reinvented itself into a destination neighborhood full of elegant flats, trendy restaurants and bars, top-quality spas and a mix of big name-brand stores and homegrown boutiques.

A 5-euro taxi ride brought me to El Born, the SoHo to Raval's East Village, full of chichi boutiques and trendy restaurants.

This long, loftlike restaurant on Boulevard St.-Laurent is a slice of trendy, fashionable Montreal, full of beautiful people.