Sentence examples for winning trend from inspiring English sources

It was a modest winning trend, but fantastic next to the Nets' 0-18 start.

A modest winning trend — five victories in eight games before Tuesday — had the Knicks believing in themselves again.

Amar a Muerte stretched the winning trend beyond its first night, broadening its position as the No. 1 novela at 10 p.m. during the entire premiere week, averaging 1.4 million total viewers, 265,000 adults 18-34 and 607,000 adults 18-49, according to Nielsen ratings.

Keep up with trends Know what is happening on the fashion runaways and pick wisely your winning trend.

This FFH does have excesses: a too-large, underused cast, including this season's not always winning trend, child actors; clunky set pieces that crowd the stage, around which the actors are rushed as if the play won't hold the audience's attention if they don't keep moving; a score that bypasses lyricism for dense aridity (and one wince-inducing attempt at "naughtiness").

Related: When directors shoot movies back-to-back, who wins? Trend: rollerblading While rollerblades had been around for some time, the early 90s saw a boom in popularity and one film was keen to capitalise.

Two years ago it was easy to spot the winning political trend in the Middle East.

The Volt already won Motor Trend Car of the year, among other honors.

Earlier this year, Tesla made headlines when the Model S became the first car in history to win Motor Trend Car of the Year by unanimous vote.

3- Chrysler has only one new model for 2010, but the new 2010 Ram truck won Motor Trend's Truck of the Year prize.

Union membership as a share of the workforce in the United States has fallen to its lowest point in 80 years, but news media workers have bucked the trend, winning union recognition at roughly 30 digital news sites since 2015 and in numerous other traditional newsrooms.