Sentence examples for working a trend from inspiring English sources

When Beyoncé and Jay Z and Theresa and Philip May (in polo shirts and hiking trousers) are both working a trend, something is definitely afoot.

Miami and most other Florida cities showed 20% or less of the retirement-age population still working, a trend that held in retiree-heavy Arizona as well.

But as their number increased, the complexity of their projects grew, and the grant selection committees tended to pick experiments that were almost sure to work, a trend Dr. Finch deplored.

Good is part of the mobile device management market (MDM), which is supposed to help companies secure mobile phones at a time when employees are bringing their own devices to work, a trend that has been labeled BYOD.

In addition to the increase of size and complexity of the individual data deposition, the number of data deposition requests to PRIDE has rapidly increased, from 'occasional' to a current average of two per working day, a trend we expect to continue.

For over a decade, James has worked as a trend forecaster and futurist.

"It works as a trend because it's fun and temporary, and they know they can move on.

I once worked as a trend consultant (very, very briefly) for a big fashion company and I let a sadistic gay man who wore sleeveless mesh shirts to the office (and also had a blacklight tattoo on his arm) make me cry.

The rate declined because more people found work, a trend that could have an impact on undecided voters in the final month before the presidential election.

"Sometimes the best transportation policy means not moving people, but moving their work, a trend known as telecommuting," the first President Bush informed the nation in 1990.

Of course, you can't really call the new works a trend; the movies have been making tales of togas and chariots for decades, from "Ben-Hur" to "Animal House".