Sentence examples for and setting a pattern from inspiring English sources
The Army engineers chose half a dozen sites near New Orleans and, setting a pattern, signed up a civilian contractor to build the fortifications.
The following June, Charles suffered a second and more prolonged attack, removing him for about six months, and setting a pattern which would hold for the next three decades as his condition deteriorated and he went through continued bouts of insanity.
"He advocated a basic change in the design of psychiatric care and set a pattern for other states to follow.
The first in BrewDog's long line of highly publicised spats came early in the company's life, and set a pattern for what followed.
His promotion of a French beauty, Anna Held, with press releases about her milk baths brought her fame and set a pattern of star making through publicity.
The Maastricht Treaty provided for stringent controls — but all the members of the common currency disregarded them and set a pattern of easy variance from the truth.
Like many other churches, it has also become a campaign battleground in the runup to Sunday's presidential election in which the country's pastors are hoping to play an influential role and set a pattern for the years ahead.
"All the evidence shows that paternity leave encourages bonding and sets a pattern for being more involved in childcare," says Justine Roberts, CEO of Mumsnet, whose own 2014 survey found that nearly a fifth of fathers took just five days or fewer of paternal leave.
It is a good surviving example of one of Bruce's smaller houses, and set a pattern for such villas in the Edinburgh area for the 18th century.
They were extremely disciplined, well organized, and militant, setting a pattern of party organization that other political groups were forced, to some extent, to imitate.
Duels between father and son allow Felder to introduce his talent for mimicry, channeling the older man and setting a lively pattern that carries through sketches of musicians who helped shape his career.
