Sentence examples for continue with the pattern from inspiring English sources
You can continue using one color, or you can add multiple colors, depending on whether you want to continue with the pattern or just extend the size of the bracelet.
The observed dissociation between subjective and physiological responses may help explain why many individuals continue with the behavior pattern of restricting and recovering sleep over long time periods, despite a cumulative deleterious physiological effect.
If the OCT shows absence of fluid, the patient can continue with the fixed pattern of bimonthly injections.
The other players continue with this pattern, [slowly] building up the intensity and/or hilarity of their statements.
Wall Street analysts expect that pattern to continue with the new iPhone.
Looking ahead to the next 8-14 dayshowsws the pattern is likely to continue with the exception of Alaska.
The pattern continued with his Cameron Diaz/man-on-run actioner "Knight and Day" two years later ($76 million), continued to continue with the sniper action pic "Jack Reacher" in 2012 ($80 million) and continued once more last year with the effects-heavy action pic "Oblivion" ($89 million).
The second day of the strangest draft in N.F.L. history continued with the same patterns as the first.
As the summer ended, proponents of this kind of marketing said that the unanticipated price swings, especially in places like San Diego, where some customers faced bills that had tripled, showed the necessity for making hourly prices obvious to electricity users, so that they would not blithely continue with normal consumption patterns at times of extraordinary price spikes.
Though Mr. Olmert warned of a stepped-up response, he suggested that for now, the army would essentially continue with its current pattern of almost daily ground incursions into Gaza and airstrikes against militants.
Here's the notice PittPatt has up on its site: Joining Google is the next thrilling step in a journey that began with research at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute in the 1990s and continued with the launching of Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition (PittPatt) in 2004.
