Sentence examples for trendy ways from inspiring English sources

Opinions about housing seem to change in rather trendy ways, but investor enthusiasm for housing has now been down for more than five years — a decline that started well before the collapse of the housing bubble in 2007.

One of the more trendy ways to play an Obama presidency is to focus on alternative energy and "green" stocks.

We tried to do the song in a trendy way.

Otherwise it becomes devalued and is just a trendy way of saying famous or memorable".

In many cases it's not because people are gluten intolerant — it's just the trendy way to eat.

For publishers, the iPad has become the consumption device of choice and the trendy way to showcase content.

"When you're that rich," Ms. Popcorn said, "and you fly coach you may try to hide it, but he said it with such pride, like he was traveling in the coolest, most trendy way".

Though some families in this situation declined to speak with a reporter out of embarrassment, many interviewed said the phenomenon of adult children living with their parents is becoming an increasingly visible, acceptable, and even trendy way to cut costs.

-- Allison Arieff, "Cows Grazing in the Rumpus Room" Reader Comments: I think it is important to not look at an agrarian lifestyle as trendy way to raise European vegetables, but as a way to shed the consumerist and superficial way of life we have been embracing for 50 years.

"We think changing cellphones is a trendy way to show off," said Yang, the shop's clerk, who gave only her last name, as did other sales clerks in the market, which is full of products that violate copyrights and trademarks.

When Henry Dimbleby of the fast food chain Leon made a slaw for Jenni Murray on Radio 4's Woman's Hour recently, she teased, "When you say slaw, you mean coleslaw, is that the trendy way?" I think a renaming is a good thing.