Typical of the erratic and trendy industry, a son of Birdstone was the second-highest-selling yearling at Lexington last month, bringing $400,000 ,or 40 times the stud fee.
In simpler words - take trendy industry news e.g. an important court decision or issuance of a new regulation, and offer your professional analysis and commentary on the matter.
If you go to those sort of places, it's more for trendy types, industry people".
Careers in banking or energy are much more respected, he said, whereas many computer science majors are relegated to the much less trendy IT support industry after graduating college.
Since 1994, I Trulli has stood fast on East 27th Street as a destination for the food of Apulia — the heel of the Italian boot — even as the neighborhood has evolved from a nondescript mixed-use area into a hub for creative industries and trendy restaurants.
It's tempting in a rapidly changing, rapidly growing mobile market to change for the sake of change – to mimic what's trendy and match the industry-standard, kitchen-sink approach of trying to be all things to all people.
The New Yorker, September 25, 2000 P. 96 SKETCHBOOK BY DAVID HUGHES about Madonna... Madonna is not only the ultimate survivor — put her on an island with Richard Hatch and start counting the hours until his bloated corpse washes up on the beach — but a cottage industry for trendy academics...Another required text has just appeared on the syllabus.
New York has been hit so hard by unemployment, particularly in the finance and dot-com industries that drive trendy night life.
Such is the trendy demand for these cottage industry cold pints, farmers are warning of an imminent shortage of the aromatic hops that make them taste quite so delicious.
