Sentence examples for setting a trend for from inspiring English sources

He was an accomplished director of smaller-scale projects, particularly those starring his wife; he was a successful race-car driver and manager, and a staggeringly triumphant entrepreneur in the food business, profitably marketing his own sauces, and setting a trend for dozens of celebrities trying (and failing) to do the same thing as vanity projects.

Unusual hearses – once a niche market – are setting a trend for send-offs with a difference as almost a quarter (23%) of Britons say they want to make their last journey in a personalised vehicle, according to new research from the UK's biggest funeral director.

While Mr. Miller's "Dynasty" creations were his most famous, earning him an Emmy in 1984 and setting a trend for thick shoulder pads during a decade of power dressing, he also designed costumes for at least 40 movies and more than a dozen other series, including "Charlie's Angels," "The Love Boat" and "Green Acres".

And sadly, they are setting a trend for the wider public: adverts with "no DSS" on spareroom.com suggest that even fellow renters are also anxious to avoid living with housemates on housing benefit – even though a sudden illness or a job loss could leave any one of us needing housing benefit to stay off the streets.

Setting a trend for website defacement in 2011?

That was to set a trend for her subsequent work.

She said the California battle "would set a trend for the supermarket industry in other regions," especially if a new contract created a lower second tier.

Looking over the past year's releases, it seems Frears, along with writers Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope, set a trend for non-fiction films with a new, topsy-turvy perspective.

But the main reason is a decade of big increases in the minimum wage, which sets a trend for all pay negotiations.

She does not want to set a trend for hounding elected presidents out of office: that is what happened in 1965-67 to her father, Sukarno.

This methodology sets a trend for dynamic response analysis of laminated composite structures with particular reference to thin-walled composite beams.