Sentence examples for odd trends from inspiring English sources

Odd trends sprung up, like an out-of-nowhere fascination with the guitar counterpoint of African highlife music.

Even at peak times the line only used 55% of its capacity in 2010, according to the National Audit Office, which scrutinises public spending.The case for HS2 does not account for the possibility that railway travel will be priced differently in future; it also assumes that some odd trends will persist.

Meanwhile, Nielsen has irregularly published its numbers, (openly) announced methodology changes, and shown odd trends like a big drop in September (the last time it provided monthly US Facebook data).

It would be easy to think of reasons that this odd trend is bad news.

When writing competitions are split into age categories, I see a really odd trend in the stories.

In an odd trend, duct tape has become the material of choice for creating fashions that showcase the wearer's originality and ingenuity.

An odd trend for a year in which we basically just wanted our TVs to give us a cuddle and tell us everything was going to be OK.

Denny's and Taco Bell have also participated in this odd trend of rap-themed tweets.

Who's getting kidnapped: Wealthy businessmen, their family members, and -- in an odd trend a few years back -- soccer moms.

Alternatively, wear it long enough after the thing in question goes out of style that it seems strange rather than out of touch, especially if it's a very fleeting and odd trend like harem pants or boiler suits.

Artie is at the forefront of some interesting but deeply odd market trends, ones that are probably driven as much by the state of pop culture as they are by tech capabilities, though it's all still early tech coming from a small team.