Sentence examples for town trend from inspiring English sources

But I don't think any of us guessed then that the clone town trend would be so short-lived – not because the small shops would succumb, but because of the euthanasia of the clones.

So generating economic growth will require a very healthy improvement in productivity.In this section Metal bashing Mirabile dictu Hash of the titan Net gains and losses The day after the fall Fruits of passion Heavy lifting Down towns ReprintsRecent trends have not been encouraging.

This summer's blockbuster version of The Great Gatsby certainly has a lot to answer for: flapper-inspired designs have been prolific for the last few seasons with Gucci, Ralph Lauren and Prada all going to town on the trend.

At a time when producers have been protesting the musicians union's mandated minimums in orchestra pits -- an issue that shut down Broadway theater with a strike last spring -- "Wonderful Town" bucks the trend with 24 pieces plus a conductor and no electronic enhancement.

Basildon and Stevenage were among the first designated new towns and the trend continued until 1970, though later towns such as Milton Keynes and Peterborough were built primarily to accommodate overspill from the nearby cities of London and Birmingham.

And in every little town, you find trends because people want to look their best.

"But clear across Southampton and East Hampton towns, the general trend is less sales".

In a town of fleeting trends and fickle tastes, this place stays popular, perhaps because it embraces all kinds of people.

As rural Japan battles the twin afflictions of a population that is getting smaller almost as quickly as it's getting older, Kamiyama is one of a handful of towns bucking the trend.

In town, there's a trend towards western style menus.

1 p.m. 6. MOTOR TO MORTAR A growing trend in town is for food trucks to parlay their street success into brick-and-mortar storefronts.