Sentence examples for trend made from inspiring English sources

Investors' reading of the trend made itself felt at the opening bell today.

If ever there was a trend made for a Victoria's Secret show, this is it.

The trend made such a severe drought in Syria more than twice as likely, they report.

"The whole sneaker trend made it O.K. for men to collect fashionable goods," he said.

That trend made timely communication and transparency from Beijing all the more important, the Fund said in a pre-released chapter of its global financial stability report.

But the question of when, and why, the trend made its presence known on the British high street is an intriguing one.

From the developers' viewpoint, the trend makes perfect sense.

The trend makes the schools happy (much less garbage).

This trend makes it more difficult for Long Island students, Dr. Ganes said.

In some ways, though, this trend makes the Olson-Boies suit more complicated.

"Six months of preliminary data does not a firm trend make," Mr. Kissinger said.