Sentence examples for has been having something from inspiring English sources

Cheerleading has been having something of a cultural moment.

For the musical has been having something of a moment.

Cruising has been having something a moment in art over the past year or so, though it's not as if it hasn't been depicted in fiction and non-fiction for some time.

Already well-known as the setting for soaps - Coronation Street, Emmerdale, Hollyoaks, previously Brookside - the north of England has been having something of a moment in shorter-run TV dramas.

It's not exactly breaking news that Xanax has been having something of a moment.

We've known for a little while that ketamine has been having something of a renaissance.

Trainers have been having something of a moment in the fashion world over the past few years.

I've watched these orgies of yowling and goo on prime-time television, where comedies and dramas alike have been having something of a pregnancy epidemic.

For as retro of a technology as FPGAs are, the nifty chips have been having something of a renaissance in recent years.

I'd go into depression for a day and then I'd probably say 'Okay, sod him I'm having something; I'm having my sweeties, my crisps or whatever it is' (T02, 55+ woman, overweight, motivated).

"What we have to do is have something a bit different and that is this siege mentality," Arnold told BBC Sport.