用vogue造句子，“vogue”造句

The boom over, calamity is in vogue once more and to many the end seems nigh.

She wore a two-piece summer suit of gaudy color that I had noticed was in vogue.

His theories spawned a vogue for "child-centred learning", accelerating in the 1960s into a challenge to school hierarchies and a carelessness about exams.

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His novels were in vogue ten years ago.

Such targeted taxes seem to be in vogue at the moment.

Researchers attribute this trend to both fashion - fitted kitchens are no longer in vogue - and the amount of cumbersomely boxed chilled meals we consume.

Short hair came back into vogue.

Society should rejoice that greenery is in vogue.

Exchange mergers may be in vogue again-on top of all the drama in New York, Sydney is looking to fuse with Singapore, and London with Toronto.

Short skirts are no longer in vogue in Britain.

This is, of course, disputable. There is a kind of a vogue recurrently in the history of fiction for a kind of miraculous sense that this is just exactly the way things are.

In many parts of the country, squirrel has never gone out of vogue in the local cuisine.

Hoop skirts were once the vogue.

Now glitzy novels are out of vogue, people are writing more about real issues.