au courant

But much else on view is a little too au courant for its own good.

Or they just go with the most au courant artist of the moment.

No, not if you mean to be, well, au courant.

Cows are everywhere these days; they've never been so au courant.

For all that, it was a temporary attempt at being au courant.

A very few words sufficed to put him au courant of the situation.

Back in Washington, such thinking was apparently au courant.

One can hardly fault him for wishing to stay au courant.

There goes the neighborhood; here come the au courant hordes.

Lunching with a legislator from the other party is au courant.

The original buildings are more than 50 years old and keeping them au courant is no mean feat.

One, he is still considered hip there, trendy, au courant.

The older he gets, the more au courant he appears to be.

We are running an au courant deficit of unimaginable proportions.

"One likes to keep au courant in these matters, sir.

Stripping and pole dancing is an au courant way to exercise.

Others saw the pop-culture references as forced efforts to look au courant.

This was au courant and we had it.

The look is simple elegance; the food, au courant.

J was the last man to be au courant with London's various subcultures.

Diners in search of trendy, au courant dishes will not find them here.

The au courant food offers no surprises, but its quality rivals the view as top drawer.

I'm very - as Truman would say - au courant."

Eternally striving to be au courant, Mike never quite succeeds.

Like her clothes, the furniture was strictly au courant.