Sentence examples for were in vogue from inspiring English sources

Personal bests were in vogue today.

For a while the Civets were in vogue.

By the 19th century sweet puddings were in vogue.

Large survey exhibitions of drawings were in vogue.

"In Dusty We Trusty" T-shirts were in vogue throughout Wrigleyville.

Later, during the English occupation of Paris, shorter and plainer gowns were in vogue.

Before investment banks were in vogue, consulting seemed the natural home for business-school students' talents.

Martinis were in vogue; today's obsessive, hard-driving, Harvard-or-bust parenting scene was not.

John Cassavetes's fourth feature, "Faces," from 1968, is a classic independent production made before such things were in vogue.

Just a few years ago, when pure modernists like George Nelson were in vogue, Mr. Isabell's collections looked eccentric.

Already by 1969 alternative interpretations of the opera were in vogue, and many of them irritated Britten.