Sentence examples for that trend when from inspiring English sources
No one predicted that trend when Twenty20 was launched.
Apple Inc., which will not be exhibiting at CES, helped kick off that trend when it introduced the Apple Watch in September; the device has been touted as not just a high-tech watch but also one that trendy consumers feel comfortable wearing with a sharp business suit or out for a night on the town.
The Federal Communications Commission hoped to reverse that trend when it introduced the low-power plan in January 2000.
Democrats broke that trend when Roosevelt was president in 1934, and when Bill Clinton was in the White House in 1998.
Jackson, who is the owner of the Kendall-Jackson winery, bucked that trend when he chose to race Curlin as a 4-year-old.
Known more for blowing leads than for overcoming them, Phil Mickelson reversed that trend when he came from five strokes back at the start of today's final round with a six-under-par 64 and became the first repeat winner in the 51-year history of the Greater Hartford Open.
In the 1990s, Stan Shih -- the founder of Acer computers -- made an observation known as the "smiling curve" that elegantly explains this trend: When return on investment (ROI) is plotted against a product's life-cycle, the most profitable stages are at the beginning (design) and end (marketing and retail).
Alfonzo started that trend last fall, when he homered in the one-game playoff at Cincinnati and ripped a grand slam in the first game of the division series at Arizona.
But that has not been the trend when it comes to one of the highest accomplishments a New York City student can achieve: winning a seat in one of the specialized high schools.
The posters from the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival that sell for a super-premium took off in that fine trend when George created a poster of Louis Armstrong with Blue Dog in 1995.
To me, the issue is that there is a trend when one considers the global monsoon (and yes, Kevin has written about the global monsoon, too).
