Sentence examples for have patterned from inspiring English sources

If you wear a patterned shirt, however, make sure that you do not have patterned suspenders that could clash.

At least a few states have patterned their own laws on it, Mr. Lefkowitz said.

I grew up with girls who seemed to have patterned their personality around Lucy, never giving an inch, always willing to give you an earful.

A recent article in a biology journal approvingly quotes Kipling on the places "full of trees and bushes and stripy, speckly, patchy-blatchy shadows" where cats have patterned coats.

Shakespeare, you say, was not an American playwright (though he could have patterned a tragic history on the rise and fall of one U.S. president who was a surprise early supporter of the N.E.A).

Obama's campaign seems to have patterned its turnout effort after George W. Bush's 2004 campaign, which employed a fervent volunteer network to churn out the suburban votes that put Ohio, among other states, into the Republican column.

Several PCGs have patterning abnormal RNAi phenotypes (Table S1).

Its history has patterned the landscape in undulations.

Pitchers often have patterns.

Hitters also have patterns.

I have patterns of success to draw on.