Sentence examples for vogue it from inspiring English sources

At a time when austerity is in vogue, it is also morally indefensible to not ask for more from corporations.

"If you were alive during the time the look was first in vogue, it can look as if you've saved your outfit for all these years".

Before the play list came into vogue, it seemed to me that most restaurants leaned hard on a thin selection of generic mixes.

"Mad Men," and the jet-set '60s vogue it initiated, have been the reference points so far in discussions of "The Playboy Club" and the new ABC series "Pan Am".

A subset of the "community policing" that had come into political vogue, it was specifically intended both to reduce crime and disorder and to reassure people that their concerns were heard.

His first book—I published it in 1913 had taken hold like a Long Island sand crab and at that time psychic research had nowhere near the vogue it has at present.

While many felt exploited by Madonna's use of voguing, it only served to help the scene's popularity, bringing in members who wouldn't have known it existed.

"When I fell into voguing, it began as community-based work, where I engaged with people whom had stories to tell, whom I call family, who brought me into that world and embraced me, loved me and taught me the elements of 'vogue,' which like all artforms is simply a reflection of life," explains the artist, also a member of the House of Labeija.

It's never been so sadly en vogue that it's better to be fake and snuggly tucked under the blanket of Political Correctness than to voice our true thoughts.

In an age where drug repurposing is in vogue and it can be facilitated by computational methods, it would seem a valuable resource for finding compounds active against the Ebola virus.

In an interview in 2007, Roitfeld said: "The ultimate Vogue to do would be the American Vogue, because it's huge".