Sentence examples for and established a pattern from inspiring English sources

The first walk capped a messy inning and established a pattern for much of the game.

By 1870, however, he had left the college and established a pattern of being unwilling or unable to stay in one place for any length of time.

The discovery of these fertile fishing grounds set off a centuries-long struggle among Basque, Portuguese, French and English fishermen, and established a pattern of far-flung coastal settlements, called outports by Newfoundlanders, that ring the island.

Here, after a first round in which his punches were extravagantly mistimed, he swiftly found distance and rhythm and established a pattern that frustrated and all but demoralised his opponent.

He tracked the muggers' footprints on sand dunes over the course of several weeks, to get data for the maps, and established a pattern that helped police predict the attacks, so that they could lie in wait.

In this policy of giving church offices to his relatives, Innocent went far beyond what his predecessors had done and established a pattern of nepotism that came to be recognized as a normal papal prerogative as time went on.

So understood, governance expresses a widespread belief that the state increasingly depends on other organizations to secure its intentions, deliver its policies, and establish a pattern of rule.

A delay would give other potential victims time to come forward and establish a pattern of behavior that could resolve lingering doubts, which is among the reasons for holding a hearing.

16 The implications of these findings are two-fold, ie, participants should be encouraged to self-monitor their intake as often as possible, and interventionists should immediately address any obstacles to adherence, both to enhance weight loss in the short-term and establish a pattern of consistent self-monitoring that will ideally be sustained over time.

And it established a pattern in municipal contracts that was soon followed by other unions.

And it established a pattern that succeeding presidents have been eager to follow.