Sentence examples for pattern that could be from inspiring English sources

For a day, it was a pattern that could be envisioned repeating into the future.

Oborne claimed it was a pattern that could be seen elsewhere in the paper's reporting, including its coverage of last year's protests in Hong Kong.

Maybe they meant a pretty feminine style or pattern that could be endlessly manipulated without really producing a new or different result.

On DeadCellZones, which has logged by far the most consumer opinions, just eight people reported dead spots in signal coverage in Stamford, Conn., and the reports showed no pattern that could be relied on when choosing a carrier.

Officials said they were investigating these new accusations to determine whether they could provide evidence of a pattern that could be used at Mr. Ramrattan's trial to show that Ms. Sumasar was not his first victim.

The analysis of interval counts, however, also revealed deviations from this pattern that could be attributed to seasonal fluctuations in microclimatic conditions: leaf mortality risk rose distinctly during drought periods but declined during cooler periods with less sunshine.

Before that, thousands of lacemakers working mostly in Belgium and England spent long hours with aching fingers winding threads no bigger than spider trails around pins to create yards of intricate patterns that could be used for trim on collars and hems.

Yet Charles Correa, who has died aged 84, confessed that his introduction to architecture came through the patterns that could be created by changing the layout of rails and the environments around them.

There was a time, after the commercial artist Dan Robbins came up with the idea of reducing images to numbered patterns that could be filled in with different colors, when the paint-by-number craze swept the nation.

The British and Belgian teams studied 23 patients classified as in a vegetative state and found that four were able to generate thoughts of tennis or their homes and create mind patterns that could be read by an fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) scanner – although only one was asked specific questions.

During the first half of this period the Russians were little influenced by the cut of Western clothes, but showed a marked preference for particular types of Italian silk fabrics, preferring brocades with large patterns that could be displayed uninterrupted in all their glory in their ankle-length robes.