Sentence examples for top of trends from inspiring English sources

"She's like our Michael Schumacher – she keeps on top of trends and test-drives our creations," says Manca. "I prefer Senna.

Jeremy Jurgens, the managing director of the World Economic Forum, talks about how technology can help business leaders stay on top of trends that are emerging on the edge of their industry or are crossing over from a different sector altogether.

Von Ziegesar has obviously stayed on top of trends, and there aren't any embarrassing anachronisms, like Christian Lacroix pouf dresses; the books are all "Someone had rigged an iPod to the van der Woodsens' stereo system, and the insistent thrum of the new Arctic Monkeys album filled the air" and " 'But I can't find my new navy polka-dot Ashley Tyler cover-up,' Blair whined").

Pongsak is regarded as the visionary, the man on top of trends in technology and management.

The company philosophy involves staying on top of trends and introducing them early.

A great resource for women looking to update their working wardrobe, or to keep on top of trends each season.

The political announcements pushed Valls and Hidalgo to the top of trending topics on Twitter in Spain, with many triumphantly pronouncing on what one called "the conquista of the Spanish exiles".

A study led by Philip N. Howard, a specialist in Internet studies at Oxford University, found that, during the second debate of the general election, automated Twitter accounts, known as "bots," generated four tweets in favor of Trump for every one in favor of Clinton, driving Trump's messages to the top of trending topics, which mold media priorities.

It quickly shot to the top of trending lists around the world, including Germany and Greece, sparking a social media backlash against Germany and its finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, over the draconian list of demands being forced on the Greek government in return for a third bailout.

Among them he cited being on top of cultural trends.

Brands have to be on top of the trends, or face the specter of declining sales.