Sentence examples for had patterned from inspiring English sources
They were soon joined by Asian-American musicians from California who had patterned their own collective, Asian Improv aRts, after the A.A.C.M., and who performed at the Velvet.
It was a three-bedroom flat set over two levels, with pretty nasty decor – heavy curtains and old furniture; it may have had patterned wallpaper.
If being a natural iconoclast was not enough to make Ingrid Neel the dream McEnroe student, there was also the flattering disclosure that she had patterned her approach to the game after his.
All the Rugrats computer game had to do to win over my daughters was to allow them to interact -- to identify with the slyly anarchic toddlers in the same way that my brother and I had patterned our play on Batman and Robin three decades earlier.
It eventually changed its name to American Cookery and then died in 1947, forced under, in part, by the founding of Gourmet in 1941 by Earle MacAusland, who had patterned his new brainchild on the catalog-magazine of a famed Boston food purveyor, S. S. Pierce.
The resulting SU-8 mould had patterned circular areas 14 mm in diameter, with parallel lines etched into them 10 μm apart, 10 μm wide and 4 μm deep.
Its history has patterned the landscape in undulations.
Almost nothing had pattern from head to toe.
Fast forward to the mid 20th century, and consumers had patterns upon patterns of paper to choose from.
Sixteen had pattern 2 and 15 had pattern 17.
Pitchers often have patterns.
