Sentence examples for become a pattern for from inspiring English sources

That has become a pattern for a White House that has been buffeted by crisis while sometimes still defying the odds.

But in what would become a pattern for him, he quickly renegotiated the deal, persuading state officials to allow him to override existing zoning restrictions and also build a 444-room high-rise hotel.

In 1969, Shabazz wrote that "his indoctrination was so thorough, even to me, that it has become a pattern for our [family's] lives".

Angela Merkel hates the idea too; she seems to fear it will become a pattern for other failing Eurozone economies and that it will boost Germany's own growing anti-Euro movement.

Rage went quietly, but over the next two weeks she reflected on what had become a pattern of dismissal for her.

"But hopefully that's not a thing that becomes a pattern for us.

Encouraged by this, the United Auto Workers, for example, negotiated a wage increase with General Motors, and that increase became a pattern for other auto workers and for millions of employees in many industries.

Leaders of the writers' guild have been straining to break a cycle under which directors have often reached agreements that became a pattern for the industry on central issues.

And, of course, the historically unique life of Christ becomes a pattern for the Christian life in general [e.g. De Civitate Dei XXII.5].

Explaining why Will Sampson was overlooked for an Academy Award nomination, one director was even quoted as saying, "Why should an Indian receive an award for playing an Indian?" That is how, in the eyes of many directors, Sampson's performance became a pattern for the big silent Indian.

Unfortunately, that's become a pattern, I think, for my opponent.