Sentence examples for cat pattern from inspiring English sources

More recently, prison guards said Ms. Berenson was drawing an escape plan, but it was actually just a knitting diagram for a cat pattern that her mother admired.

The "cat pattern," established very early in the evolution of modern mammals, was a successful one: early cats were already typical in form at a time when the ancestors of most other modern mammalian types were scarcely recognizable.

But our copy cat pattern stopped there when her cancer took over her body while I kept fighting my battle -- my first 'why me?'.

However, a combination of the three approaches explained the jungle cat pattern well.

The cat patterns that arrived with the first blast of fall dressing are often the stuff of accessories.

In this way get the cat patterned onto treats, which will help her to associate you with pleasant things.

Indeed, the cat-cat contact pattern during fights and the cat-human contact pattern of scratches and bites may also support the success of horizontal disease transmission in a short period of time [ 4, 5], because the fungus does not die with the feline, and can be transmitted to the next warm-blooded host.

"Cats' patterns of overall movement in walking or lying down also help make their typing more recognizable," the site says.

This study provides a normal model of cat Muc1 pattern expression as a starting point to evaluate and compare the expression of this epithelial mucin in pathological feline tissues.

A loopy, exuberant novel-type prose event that sees 20th-century America through the lives of the castaways on "Gilligan's Island," augmented by culturally significant characters from Amelia Earhart and Holden Caulfield to Richard Nixon and Maggie the Cat. PATTERN RECOGNITION, by William Gibson.

And, crucially, there is no relationship between a cat's pattern and how sociable it is.