Sentence examples for became the pattern of from inspiring English sources
That became the pattern of my life.
By contrast, the placement of more columns in zone I became the pattern of optimal column configuration when the target level of the extract product concentration was set higher.
"Manifest Destiny on the hoof," as Garry Wills put it in "John Wayne's America," adding that he became the "pattern of manly American virtue," even though he avoided serving in World War II.
This became the pattern of the battle; the Patriots would charge up the hill, then the Tories would charge down the hill with fixed bayonets, driving the Patriots off the slopes and into the woods.
When the man gives her some money, she accepts it without saying anything, and this becomes the pattern of her afternoons, sneaking away from her domestic family life to pick up men in the old movie house — she sees the beginnings of lots of matinées — and otherwise carrying on exactly as before.
However, in what was to become the pattern of the match, Roddy MacDonald picked up on a missed clearance by 'Raray keeper Graham MacPherson to tap home an equaliser.
Shakespeare's Sonnets have, over four centuries, become the pattern and paragon of intimate lyric verse.
As expected, the 60th anniversary of the Brown decision has inspired an appraisal of our progress on desegregation, and the news is not encouraging: school resegregation has become the pattern in many parts of the country.
When technology was developed such that comprehensive sequencing of genes across the entire genome became feasible; the pattern of mutations observed indeed fitted this model.
However, if out-of-field recurrences became the prominent pattern of recurrence after local tumour irradiation, whole-brain irradiation could be given, as this has been a viable clinical option for GBM in the past.
Reorganization and adjustment became the normal pattern of the Institute's operation as it attempted to survive after the interest which had called it into being was dead.
