Sentences with phrase «name trends seem»

Like all things, baby name trends seem to change with the season!

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It seems that many of the trends that made their name in the middle of the 20th century are back in full force and being worn by a younger generation, many of whom weren't even born before Y2K.

She did just that, making her name synonymous with neon - tinged, pretty - punk party apparel that would seem immune to the trends of the coming decades.

They approached known names who seemed to be on the cusp of new trends.

While it seems to be the trend to lambaste Zenit's transfer policy - particularly bringing in the expensive big names last summer and the older big names on a second tour of duty this summer — the moves could result in a better team.

(Although, amazingly, the CEO of Plum Organics seems to think that he named the trend that's been around for years now.)

The trend seems to be more popular with boys» names, though many girls also carry on familial names in this manner.

Those names in trend may seem unusually and rare at the moment but there is always a big risk that they may be copied and may become very common all of a sudden.

I agree naming seems to be more on trend now.

Asher is another name for the Old Testament, which seems to be a trend among forgotten names!

Here are some of the naming trends that were observed: Emma seems to have been pushed out of its reigning position as the most popular girls» name since 2004!

If the trend to use the word Capitalism as an ideology (perhaps defined mostly by minimal governmental interference), then maybe new states in the future will take the name, but it seems the Independent category already fills that need.

The two trends which seem to be highlighted to date are the sense of a «declining suburb» and the heavy name recognition for Gareth Thomas.

Seems like this is no longer the dominant trend at award shows — the name «Trump» didn't come up at all.

But Park Chan - wook has plenty of examples of director wisdom to his name from the Vampire love story, Thirst, to his psychological period piece, Stoker (every trending Asian film director usually has a stint in Western cinemas, it seems).

This generally pernicious and counterintuitive trend (facts are more easily accessed than ever) arrives just in time to offer comfort to those responsible for another irritating affront to the public's intelligence, one that's been creeping up in the world of cars for decades but which seems to have finally fully flowered — the willingness of carmakers to abandon the actual facts in favor of pseudofacts when naming their models.

That means that there are many many titles, the trend of which currently seems to be to pick a single word when naming them.

Of course, there are always exceptions but this «mix» seems to be the common trend as there is rampant surge of newfangled mixes, such as the cock - a-poo, golden - doodle, and she - poo, just to name a few.

Another trend that seems to be going strong still these days happens to be the one where game developers are hiring big named actors and actresses to star in commercials for their mobile game.

Happily, because art — and the market that seems to drive it — has trended toward the big: the big wall - power painting and print, the gigantor sculpture; and the big spaces and names that can accommodate.

However, given what we are seeing in terms of current climate trends and the paleoclimate record, such a name would seem to be more a matter of wishful thinking than an apt description of the processes involved.

There is definitely a trend emerging here: Early mornings seem to be the name of the game.

From not being able to afford houses because they've spent their deposit on avocado toast to being named the laziest generation so far, heaping opprobrium on Gen Y seems to have become a trend.