Sentence examples for start to trend from inspiring English sources

"There is some fear in the marketplace that the winners of the past have run their course," said Matthew Brown, who helps manage $26 billion at the Wilmington Trust Corporation in Wilmington, Del ."Earnings growth, while positive, will start to trend lower this year".

"I think that we're getting to a point that it's overdone to the downside and that it will start to trend higher here," he said.

London-based user-generated picture agency startup Demotix is carrying pictures of him being arrested by police for causing a storm with his tweet, which is currently being re-tweeted hundreds of times in Guatemala, and is probably poised to make the hastag escandalogt start to trend (which apparently means Guatemala Scandal according to a commenter below).

By tweeting (a posting made on the social media website Twitter) and retweeting (repost or forward a message posted by another user) these Hashtags start to trend (a Hashtag-driven topic popular at particular time) and become more visible which brings attention to a certain topic.

The hashtag #hellhole started to trend on Twitter.

People questioned the accuracy of her account as the hashtag #LintonLies started to trend.

It's early, but things are starting to trend in the opposite direction.

Flack's sculptures started to trend toward reinterpretations of mythological figures and goddesses that evoke a feminist message.

In lending his support to Scottish independence, Noam Chomsky generated a palpable buzz among yes activists: "Noam" even started to trend among Glasgow's twitterati.

As she was booked and fingerprinted, the hashtag #FreeLaura started to trend on Twitter, and two Web sites began soliciting donations for her legal defense.

As the article started to trend her book, In Congo's Shadow, racked up 65 predominantly negative reviews on Amazon where it currently has a one-star rating.