Sentence examples for riding a trend from inspiring English sources

All of these amenities are available at the hospital, which is riding a trend that whispers "resort".

The Mountain West was simply riding a trend of conferences designing, and sometimes buying, basketball floors for their annual conference tournaments.

In that sense, Lighter Capital might be riding a trend more than defining one.

For now headphones like the Reflect Aware are gimmicks riding a trend.

But besides a smart business plan, Cancerfacts has one important factor working in its favor: It is riding a trend that is likely to explode in the coming decade.

TeleNav is riding a trend of personal navigation devices becoming cheaper and cheaper, and, in fact, doing away with the standalone devices altogether by bundling the software into more than 500 different types of cell phones.

GameStop President Tony Bartel gushes: "They've really ridden a trend and led a trend.

You ride a trend and watch it every day you have to be able to read it before it starts to drop, like the stock market.

Bill Clinton, always quick with the cliché and ever eager to ride a trend, said in his State of the Union address that those without technological savvy will lose out.

The company may have grown too fast, riding a tech trend on the way up, without prepping itself for the crash — or at lest leveling out — that ever tech trend inevitably undergoes.

The Kushners are riding a growing trend, according to Mr. Haun, the track owner, who said in a telephone interview that he noticed an increase in the number of families coming to race.