Sentence examples for fair pattern from inspiring English sources

We define absenteeism as a habitual pattern of absence from a duty or obligation, including both a fair pattern such as health workers' leave, and a separate and managerially-addressable pattern such as health workers attending training, collecting salaries, supplies or drugs.

Readers who want to hone their knitting skills will learn how to mix colors using a color wheel, design Fair Isle patterns and embellish knits with embroidery.

An aggressive leatherlike jacket, for example, reverses to a traditional Fair Isle pattern.

Layer a slinky strapless red velvet dress over a Fair Isle pattern sweater.

The Fair Isle pattern is "like camouflage or leopard print," she said.

Buy now 8. Christmas Fair Isle pramsuit: £24, Mamas and Papas This knitted suit is festive, but far from tacky with its fashionable Fair Isle pattern.

From the ink lines of a shirt pocket with spectacles poking out in a 1968 sketch of Christopher Isherwood, to the Fair Isle pattern of a jumper worn by Ossie Clark in an almost smudgy crayon picture from 1970, clothes often feel part of the Hockney narrative or atmosphere.

The abundances of species (importance value index) followed a fair lognormal pattern of resource sharing with a few common species with high abundance (S. robusta, S. wallichii, P. kesiya and C. arborea), several intermediate species with moderate abundance and some very rare species with very low abundance (Figure 5).

Regardless of the raw numbers, during my 16 years in human resources running and attending job fairs, that pattern has held constant: Fewer than 10% of those scientists attending a job fair receive job offers.

There is a touch of the 1970s, especially in the plethora of Fair Isle patterns.

Knitted pullovers (often homemade) in coloured (fair isle) patterns replaced the waistcoat for informal occasions.