Sentence examples for pattern for most from inspiring English sources

The general pattern for most farm directors (as for Mr. Speece) is an early-morning and a noon show.

In this season of injury, the pattern for most of the Knick defeats has been the same.

Its sordid milieu, characters who seek to gain their ends through violence, and taut, fast-paced prose set the pattern for most of his later books.

The film established the pattern for most of their appearances together, with a fussy neurotic (Lemmon) butting heads with a carefree scalawag (Matthau).

The prisoners were originally housed in an old munitions factory, but soon Himmler constructed a "model camp," the architecture and organization of which provided the pattern for most of the later K.L.

The conditional MFN clause was generally in use in Europe until 1860, when the so-called Cobden-Chevalier Treaty between Great Britain and France established the unconditional form as the pattern for most European treaties (see Richard Cobden).

This aligns with historical borrowing patterns for most students in this program.

Although the absolute numbers vary, we find the same overall patterns for most of the river basins studied in detail.

The patterns for most of the habitats and benthic macrofaunal measures were the same on a ratio measurement scale.

There were significant differences (p < 0.05) in muscle potential accelerations between crouch and able-bodied gait patterns, and between jump and able-bodied gait patterns, for most of the major muscles of the hip, knee, and ankle.

Seasonal and diurnal cycles were investigated: the effect of primary sources in populated areas is evident throughout the region and drives similar patterns for most pollutants: road traffic appears the predominant potential source shaping the daily cycles.