Sentence examples for off the trends from inspiring English sources

And while the numbers may be off, the trends shown are probably more reliable.

Combining Brussels sprouts and kale, however, seems like a desperate attempt to profit off the trends of the moment.

As a Vogue and Vogue Paris cover girl, the stunning brunette always pulled off the trends du jour, whether she wore big hair and strong shoulders or red lips and a '90s power suit.

The company later laid off the Trending Topics team.

But it was not Mr. Sidibé's influence alone that set off the trend.

New York-based startup Birchbox kicked off the trend in 2010 by sending women tailored cosmetics samples.

T-Pain has a bit of a thing about Auto-Tune and this app kicked off the trend.

Facebook last month laid off the Trending Topics team and said it would rely solely on algorithmic decision-making to surface trending stories across the site.

Mary Jo White, who is now the chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, kicked off the trend of corporate DPAs in a 1994 settlement with Prudential Insurance.

He was one of the first people who set off the trend of doing retro redesigns for book covers and film posters.

This work involves some fairly clerical duties — keeping "lunch" off the trending topics during the lunch hour, for instance — but at times editorial judgment is involved.