Sentence examples for trendy by from inspiring English sources

The book has been made trendy by hashtags and Twitter accounts.

This idea of minimizing shows, made almost trendy by the 2005 Broadway revival of "Sweeney Todd," has its naysayers.

When the first Turner was presented in 1984 (to Malcom Morley), "it wasn't hip and trendy by any stretch of the imagination," she said.

A pity that the final work, Ms. Parkerson's "Close to You," is the usual hopeless attempt to make ballet seem trendy by pairing it with pop music and hip-hop dancers.

Nor would Moore be considered trendy by a man like the Reverend Powel Mills Dawley, who in the late nineteen-forties taught him church history at the General Theological Seminary, in the Chelsea area of Manhattan.

With its hastily painted signage, low-hanging filament lightbulbs and deep house soundtrack, it might be thought a bit trendy by some but the staff could not be nicer.

It may feel strange to to put "hipster" and "Minneapolis" in the same sentence, but the city is becoming trendier by the second.

"On the Origin of Species", too, has been republished, complete with a trendy cover by Damien Hirst, a trendy British artist.

At the trendy South by Southwest festival he was feted alongside Spike Jonze as one of the great promo-makers working today.

It, and Union Street which it bisects, are in the heart of Southwark, the raffish heart of Olde South London that's now so trendy, bounded by Tate Modern, Borough Market, Guy's Hospital and the London Dungeon.

While Barnes & Noble teaches children to abuse trendy books by dribbling their jelly sandwiches on them, St . Agnesoffers unconditional love to the out of print, the unpopular, the best sellers of yesteryear.