Sentence examples for have started a trend from inspiring English sources

He may have started a trend.

And Mr Benn might have started a trend.

But it seems to have started a trend of Dadaist advertising.

It's still unusual for a congregation to buy a sports arena, but Faithful Central may have started a trend.

Margaret Drabble may have started a trend when, in 2009, at the age of 69, she announced that she was calling it quits.

"They seem to be a conscious company, but on the other hand, I think it would have started a trend pretty quickly because they're so mainstream".

"But, of course, now everybody is doing it, I've started a trend".

By talking about tax reform, however, he has started a trend.

Mayree Clark, who runs the firm's research department, said Mr. Mack had started a trend that "is not reversible".

Nor is this progression the first time that a lavish commitment to finance the college education of strangers has started a trend.

Having started a trend of writing an annual report, launched each year in a big media event, he managed to miss out special educational needs schools completely in 2014.