Sentence examples for trend of taking from inspiring English sources

A unique concept makes the Village stand out in relation to the traditional trend of taking care of vulnerable children.

Does this trend of taking aesthetic pleasure from Detroit's troubles offend you as a native of the place?

But the trend of taking what's not yours and lying about it is the one I would never want my impressionable child to learn.

CLAREY: How about the trend of taking F1 races to these wealthy Middle Eastern and Asian locales with small population bases: Singapore, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi et cetera.

The production continues a long established trend of taking popular movies and adapting them as musicals for the stage – with mixed results.

In many ways London, which became the first city to host the Games three times, is an anomaly given a trend of taking the Olympics to new regions.

In addition, as more efforts have been made in increasing women and minorities in the STEM pipeline, it is necessary to explore any subgroup differences in the trends of taking rigorous courses in high school.

The newest "selfie" trend consists of taking one's "selfie" while at a funeral.

Rick Smilow, president of the Institute of Culinary Education in New York City, says he has seen a trend of people taking classes to acquire the skills to enhance a career or pursue a dream rather than just to get knowledge.

All of the co-hosts of the show seemed outraged at the emerging trend of parents taking their daughters to get bikini waxes.

The trend of firms taking on self-employed workers who engage with work through apps may have to change radically, says Mr Bowery.