Sentence examples for trend hands from inspiring English sources

Actually, the super PACs are the worst trend, hands down.

At the menswear and haute-couture shows in Milan and Paris last month, the polo neck won the contest for hottest front-row trend hands-down.

In Motor Trend's hands, the Genesis V-6 squirted from 0 to 60 m.p.h. in 5.5 seconds, clipping the quarter-mile in 14 seconds at just over 100 m.p.h.

That definitely has to keep China's leaders awake at night when they see these two trends going hand in hand".

The trend towards hand fatigue was driven by increased hand fatigue in healthy controls.

These factors - age, hygiene, hand-contact, or soil contact - explain only a small part of the between-city trend in hand contamination rates.

John McKenna, 33, works for Alan Johnson, Labour MP for Hull West and Hessle, in his Westminster office, and sees this trend first hand among other staff.

The Eagles bucked that trend by handing the team to Chip Kelly in the hope that the lightning-quick offense he employed in college translates to the N.F.L.

They're not a bad thing per se, indeed they're a very good thing, but they combine badly with the modern trend towards hand-holding (which is not the same thing as accessibility).

But this can backfire: customers noticed when Kimberly-Clark sold them smaller sheets of toilet paper.Retailers are starting to reverse the trend towards handing over control of parts of their stores to manufacturers: eg, by letting PepsiCo run the soft-drinks shelves and Procter & Gamble rule the nappies.

Connie Rheams, president of the American unit of Trust International Inc., a German software company, saw that trend first-hand when she counted the women in the first-class cabin on a flight from Dallas to Newark last month and found that they outnumbered the men, 8 to 6. "I had never seen so many women in first class," said Ms. Rheams, 36, who had been accustomed to being the only one.