Sentences with phrase «see these trends popping»

You could see these trends popping on r / Bitcoin, for example.

When I first saw this trend pop up I wasn't so sure about it, especially how one can walk in a backless shoe.

We saw this trend pop up a few years ago, and I think its here to stay.

Since this ruffled denim purchase, I've seen the trend popping up everywhere and included some links below to other amazing denim jackets.

There's a great coffee shop downtown Colorado Springs in a tiny house and you're seeing that trend pop up all over the country too.

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And it is not surprising that more gluten - free options are popping up as well, as the trend away from gluten — which we have seen in the past few years — will continue into 2014.

From his pop - culture perspective, Thompson can see a world where Hummer - loving Americans abandon their monstrous vehicles to go green, prompting a race to see who can get the smallest, most efficient, greenest car around — a trend that may be starting now.

I don't tend to jump onto trends too quickly — or too often — but one item that I've seen popping up everywhere the last six months is the check blazer.

Okay, so I'm starting to get a little jelly now that I've seen these cute mockneck peplum tunics pop up everywhere and some how I fell behind the trend.

I'm sure you've seen a lot of the lace up trend popping up, but out of all the styles out there, this by far is my favorite and softest that I own.

The utility jacket look is totally in and this olive color is yet another trend I've been seeing popping up everywhere this fall so I definitely wanted to incorporate it as well.

I started seeing a trend in the photos that got the most attention and the ones that popped visually to me.

Admittingly wearing statement necklaces isn't a trend that just popped up and we've certainly been seeing statement necklaces for what feels like decades on street style blogs.

If you're nervous about the trend's revival, don't be: the versions we've seen popping up on Instagram and in stores like Etsy and ASOS won't have you tossed in the local dumpster.

Back in the Spring we saw a myriad of trends popping up from every era under the sun.

For this look, I decided to mix up two beauty trends seen on the runways: pop of green on the eyes and bright orange lips.

When I first saw bomber jackets popping up in stores, I didn't think it was a trend I would end up trying.

I'm always interested to see what the designers send down their runways, what old trends pop back up as «new,» and how those are translated onto the street.

Also seen here is the front view of her dress and its lovely Peter Pan collar - a huge trend popping up all over the runways.

We've been seeing this word embroidered trend pop up everywhere and love being able to personalise your style in this way.

Long before this became a trend I've been seeing vintage girls always wearing this look — pop collars.

At this stage, the teacher should spend a span of time looking at where his students spend most of the time and send them out pop - up surveys that don't exceed 5 questions, or maybe organize online focus groups with them to see what they are trending for.

We're seeing a trend of official 5.0 firmware popping up on carriers in the last few weeks and I'm loving it.

Of course, right now you'd have to live in the Boynton Beach area, but if the trend catches on we may be seeing more of these grooming maintenance clubs popping up in other places around the country too.

The trends seen in the grocery store often pop up on pet store shelves not long after,» Lee says.

What trends do you see popping up in the near future?

Both its art style and its technical ability sits squarely in the realms of being a solid, good - looking, if largely unspectacular title, but there are a couple of rather fine - looking moments such as a striking ruined city which pops up later in the game to admire, and it has a nice streak of color running through it which is always nice to see in this current industry trend of making everything bloody gray.

Either as a pop cultural reference point or the conceptual link between the speculative practices of contemporary art and science fiction, this trend has seen dozens, if not hundreds, of international and Australian artists creating sci - fi - inflected pieces, with exhibitions around the world surveying their work.

If new work by the veteran Robert Mangold offers a model for a kind of cool neo-Minimalism we're seeing a lot of these days, paintings by Barry McGee (at Deitch Projects) and Jannis Varelas (at the Breeder) exemplify a trend of Pop - inflected, M.F.A. Outsider Art.

Yet, there seems to be a global trend going on, as we're seeing plenty of tiny houses popping up in New Zealand, France, Italy, Canada and more.

The model outputs are generally presented as an average of an ensemble of individual runs (and even ensembles of individual runs from multiple models), in order to remove this variability from the overall picture, because among grownups it is understood that 1) the long term trends are what we're interested and 2) the coarseness of our measurements of initial conditions combined with a finite modeled grid size means that models can not predict precisely when and how temps will vary around a trend in the real world (they can, however, by being run many times, give us a good idea of the * magnitude * of that variance, including how many years of flat or declining temperatures we might expect to see pop up from time to time).

With so many new trends like dual cameras and edge - to - edge displays popping up in 2017, we wanted to see how well the Pixel XL holds up against some of today's modern flagships, in what we're calling Pixel Week.

I see this trend slowly popping up in Chicago and I was curious, does anybody here have experience with co-living apartments?

White and neutral kitchens will always be on trend, but in 2016, we're seeing them juxtaposed against a bold pop of colour.

One trend that I'm seeing pop back up again in magazines happens to be this idea of going back to wallpaper on the walls (bed & bath) which once was popular about ten years ago.

I have been in design for 11 yrs now and I think black and white is so classic it will always look great and never go out, I chose to use it with all kinds of colors it goes well with almost any color so you decorate any room around it I have always thought of grey as a depressing color however I enjoy seeing it used with brown which seems to be trending now but I could not use grey wall colors for myself as it would set my mood to a chilling 10 below zero, it has no life to me I prefer the cheerfulness I get from black and white with pops of color from dishes wall colors or fabrics this keeps me in style with whatever colors are trending but I never have to replace my bones.