Sentence examples for became something of a pattern from inspiring English sources

Departure became something of a pattern for him.

But they were not taken seriously, and swiftly broken without censure.In what has become something of a pattern in Europe, most voters were not asked whether they wanted such a treaty.

The turnover at The Village Voice has become something of a pattern as the weekly and its owners have struggled to come to grips with declining revenue and increased competition for readers and advertisers on the Web.

In what's become something of a pattern for him, Michael Chabon has followed up a big novel with a small one — this picaresque tale set along the Silk Road, where, in the medieval Jewish empire of the Khazars, there has been a coup.

Unfortunately this has become something of a pattern.

This has become something of a pattern in the Trump administration.

It became a pattern, as Mr. Campbell became something of a celebrity tattoo artist, charging as much as $300 an hour ($1,000 minimum) to ink customers like Courtney Love and Josh Hartnett.

The program became something of a model.

He became something of a role model.

It became something of a holy grail quest.

The album also became something of a stylistic bellwether.