Sentence examples for old trends from inspiring English sources

But one key feature of fashion is revival: a tendency for old trends to become popular again.

Bringing fashion into sport is a dangerous game – see Lewis Hamilton's cryptic melting pot of new and old trends – but, snakeskin brogues aside, McGregor's credentials are admirable.

The hideous new trends are peddled more because they're not like the old trends than because they actually look good, even on an apparently half-starved teenager with exceptionally good lighting.

Indeed, within this world, the stuffed animal formerly known to the viewer only as a toy and totem for children, or for the bedridden definitely appears to have been, in a historical sense, "a thing": a long-ranging fad of the past that somehow slipped through the sieve of collective cultural knowledge perhaps one of many old trends of which we know nothing.

And not just any old trends, compadre.

Hipsters, at least some kinds of hipsters, are defined by their love and pursuit of retro activities: old trends, old music, old movies, old art.

Linked to ideas of "poor parenting", this accompanies the old trend of blaming working mothers.

In defence of the appointment, it is said that Mr Cameron is merely continuing an old trend.

"People gathered in elegance," she said, adding, "We look to continue an old trend".

Instead of treating showers as utilitarian afterthoughts or relying on the old trend of rain-forest showerheads, some hotels are getting creative when it comes to getting wet.

Large amounts of backtracking occur rarely, and seem to come when the economy is changing course, confusing investors as to whether the old trend is over.