Sentence examples for hip life from inspiring English sources

"Traditionally, athletes were not necessarily fashion-forward," said Peter Hyman, a sports fan and the author of "The Reluctant Metrosexual: Dispatches from an Almost Hip Life" (Villard, 2004).

Mr. Hyman, 39, is a freelance journalist in Brooklyn and a contributing writer for Radar, a lifestyle and popular culture magazine in Manhattan, and is the author of "The Reluctant Metrosexual: Dispatches From an Almost Hip Life" (Villard, 2004).

Hip-hop and the musics that have adopted and adapted it – hip life from Ghana, kwaito from South Africa – are some of the few areas where world music and African audiences overlap.

Edu brings you the heat from the Motherland, with the best in Afro Beat, Afro Pop, Hip Life - the full 360 degrees of Africa.

Her assertion that "we take it for granted that everyone is interested in houses" feels truer than ever, after a decade that saw the fad of "cocooning," the creation of hip life-style magazines with names like Nest and Dwell, and the exponential multiplication of Pottery Barns all over America.

Mo Yan, who is as little known abroad as many of his fellow laureates, is a major figure at home, known for novels including "Big Breasts and Wide Hips," "Life and Death Are Wearing Me Out," "Wa," "Sandalwood Death," "Red Sorghum" — and a range of essays and short stories.

Mo Yan, who is as little known abroad as many of his fellow laureates, is a major figure at home, known for novels including "Big Breasts and Wide Hips," "Life and Death Are Wearing Me Out," "Wa," "Sandalwood Death," "Red Sorghum"—and a range of essays and short stories.

Mia's grandparents then tell Denny and Kat's best friends, and a montage of the family's hit-you-over-the-head-hip life in Portland plays.

They loved their local music Ghana's hip-life, which is hip-hop blended with the bouncy guitars of African highlife music; Kenya's Genge, hip-hop with a dance hall bass beat; and Tanzania's Bongo Flava sound.

Take a listen to post-Fela vintage recordings in Nigeria and Kenya, before hi-life became hip-life, and you can hear the caffeinated spears and rim shots of ambitious rhythm makers.

Though many older hotels have ceded the reputation for hip night life to a new generation of boutique hotels, the beds still work fine.