That became the pattern of my life.
"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.
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.
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.
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.
More than merely being remembered on this the tenth, or any, anniversary, for some of us 9/11 has become the pattern indelibly absorbed into the fabric of our lives.
The interpretation of the geographic pattern is affected by including spatial-only covariates in the model, because it becomes the spatial pattern of risk after adjustment for the main spatial effects of covariate.
The empty portion is filled with the building or landscape in the background, which becomes the unique pattern of the dress.
Similarly, I am persuaded that it is only when ungodliness becomes the habitual pattern of the mind do we violently sever ourselves from God. Hate, fear, depression, guilt, and pride are some of the traumas that can separate us from God. God is unconditional love.
