Sentence examples similar to he established a pattern from inspiring English sources

Sober-minded on most subscription nights, he has established a pattern of ending each season with a risky and flamboyant gesture on behalf of twentieth-century music.

He's established a pattern of avoiding questions about whether the cut in tax credits will make people worse off next April.

When he was released, Mr. Mixon established a pattern that would later play out to tragic ends: a couple of months of seemingly good behavior, followed by a descent into trouble.

With his recent speeches on Social Security and nuclear weapons defenses, Gov. George W. Bush this month has established a pattern: He put forward broad ideas with great appeal to the Republican base and then left the details to be filled in later should he be elected.

More important, he and his closest colleagues established a pattern of behaviour which influenced nearly all the other political prisoners, to treat the island not as a place of bitter constraint and wasted lives, but as an opportunity for constant intellectual debate and political education.

By 1870, however, he had left the college and established a pattern of being unwilling or unable to stay in one place for any length of time.

The aftermath of the Planned Parenthood vote established a pattern.

The projects established a pattern of conflict with city officials.

The family's experience in Iraq established a pattern.

The first walk capped a messy inning and established a pattern for much of the game.

Carr suggested that the government had established a "pattern of deceit".