Sentence examples for pattern of course from inspiring English sources
"This kind of simplifying pattern, of course, gives charm to most primitive storytelling.
The exception to this pattern, of course, was at Tiananmen Square, where Chinese authorities quashed the student revolt.
Imaginative usage may interfere with this pattern, of course, as when a ship or country is referred to as "she".
The pattern, of course, is that these aren't so much estimates as default clichés, heavy on folk wisdom and light on deduction.
His advice included "a long tasteful piece of drapery, falling from the curtain-cornice as part of the curtains" and a new carpet: "It should be something – of a small pattern of course – in dark chocolate or russet, with maybe a little green and red.
The one outlier to that pattern, of course, was October's iPad, which arrived just 8 months after the previous iPad had.
During their first two years, students pursue a pattern of courses, seminars, and independent work designed to prepare them for the General Examination, to satisfy their language and research paper requirements, and to train them in the research techniques of professional scholarship.
But if they don't also complete Geometry and Algebra 2 (or, with the introduction of the Common Core state standards, an integrated pattern of courses covering the same material), students aren't eligible to attend either of the state's public university systems.
None of these patterns, of course, are set in stone.
We'll still be looking for patterns, of course, as more votes come in.
Optimally, the data is used not to track Super Bowl patterns, of course, but to find strategies for encouraging energy conservation during peak demand times, when electricity is costly.
