Sentence examples for early patterns from inspiring English sources

Some early patterns are still in production, along with new designs.

Their hopes, like those of Ms. Cantwell, were buoyed by the early patterns of election night and beyond.

"Those early patterns are very important – they are the paradigm for relationships since they are the earliest ones you observe.

Paleomagnetic studies showed that the Earth's field reversed every half million years or so, but in a fairly random way and with early patterns more chaotic.

In his letter to the judge, Mr. Wing cited the early patterns of the Madoff family as a reason Peter Madoff dutifully obeyed his brother.

Early patterns were of curving, conventional leaves and flowers; in the late 18th century there was greater naturalism in their treatment.

If the early pattern holds, the party and its partners will control well more than half the seats, giving Mr. Putin almost unchallenged power to push through legislation.

But the starters' overall inability to pitch deeper into games has established an early pattern that, even with a revamped relief corps, the Mets had hoped to avoid.

They didn't get any of that early patterning in the world that regularly sighted infants get.

Voskhod 2, launched on March 18 , 1965 with commander Pavel Belyayev and pilot Aleksey Leonov, continued the early pattern of Soviet space firsts.

But if blacks had a formative impact on an emergent American culture, an early pattern quickly developed whereby their innovations were co-opted, diluted or homogenized by more marketable white imitators.