How it works is likely to set the trend for the whole Government.

No longer do we set the trends in fashion, music or the fine arts.

That number could well set the trend for the entire month."

Still, having set the trends for several seasons to come, he can afford to.

It set the trend for a period of pressure and we were fortunate to hold out.

"The others have caught up a little, but we set the trends.

It traces 13 American women who set the trends in fashion from 1800 to the present.

Sooner or later, Apple will cease to set the trends.

Regardless of how you feel about the platform, they are setting the trends currently.

This album set the trend for the future albums Lynn would record.

The second form set the trend for future English policy in Ireland.

The provision set the trend for expanding labor welfare benefits in private industry.

But all kinds of restaurants, which often set the trends in home cooking, have been using more pork.

WE used to lead the way, set the trend; things have been allowed to drift so much that now we're struggling to catch up'.

Wall Street is the follower here, he added, and "it's the kids who are setting the trends."

As usual, it is California that sets the trends and establishes the values for the rest of the country.

This set the trend of the layout which has continued to this day.

However, four straight losses in the opening month set the trend for what would become a topsy-turvy campaign.

They did well in theaters and set the trend for meaningful mainstream cinema.

This publication set the trend for renewed interest in normative ethics.

Karl was the first to set the trend of merging hip-hop with fashion.

Now Connecticut is setting the trend in the workplace.

Like her wedding before it, Diana's funeral has set the trend for smart affairs these days.

Exeter on the opening day set the trend, and Harlequins were the most recent.

At other times the foreign exchange market has set the trend, with weakness in the dollar leading to lower bond prices.