Sentence examples for set a new trend from inspiring English sources

Not so Fast Songololo set a new trend by featuring an urban black child in their own right.

But the most important result was to set a new trend in lifesaving: where before an unwieldy crew of men in a boat had rescued swimmers, now a single, skilled lifeguard quickly made his way out through the waves.

I think that we have an opportunity what next to really set a new trend, to really start to turn this cruise ship around, because you just can't turn it around in a drop of a dime but at least we could start that process.

In what you hope won't set a new trend, "Unspooled" chronicles the ill-fated 2003 shoot of "Bemoana," a New York University student film that's ridiculously overwrought (a perverse updating of "Little Red Riding Hood") and overbudgeted ($50,000, courtesy of the father of the writer-director, Maurice Singer).

And perhaps La Tuta has now set a new trend by calling TV phone-ins, complete with a chilling signature sign-off: asked by the presenter if he had anything to add, the self-confessed leader of a gang until now best known for rolling five severed heads across a dance floor said: "God bless everybody, and let God give us the opportunity to live just a little bit longer.

All eyes will be on Liverpool this season to see if they can set a new trend in backing the women's game and raising the standards of English women's football.

Jeremy Paxman: setting a new trend in TV beards?

They may well be setting a new trend in contemporary music.

It's up to you in terms of setting a new trend and keeping the slate clean".

Hudson says "some of the great moments in magazine history… are truly spine-tingling… whether an agenda-setting campaign, a ground-breaking interview, setting a new trend, or coming up with a brilliant spoof".

Unless to dispense with charts all together and model bitcoin as a perfect market you can judge breaking outside of these trends as setting a new trend either up or down.