Sentence examples for pattern that made from inspiring English sources

(Shown here in blush patent leather, it also comes in a bright water snake and a zigzig pattern that made it into all the fashion books).

It was not the pattern that made it unique: Mauresmo served and rushed the net, then hit a half volley, which Safina tracked down and smacked for a winner with a backhand passing shot down the line.

In a pattern that made them millions, Stratton's finest would bank the profits and swagger off, while the investors would end up shouldering losses when reality caught up with the shares and their prices collapsed.

In a demonstration that Kurz gave me over a Skype video chat from Metaio's Munich headquarters, the object serving as his touch surface was a piece of paper printed with a pattern that made it look like a little stone wall.

One woven carpet was filled with a blown-up pixelated pattern that made it seem as if you were too close up.

Full of synthesized trumpets and the sort of drum pattern that made logical sense when you first heard it, it sounded like nothing else on Flockaveli and ended up being a gigantic hit, for a couple of reasons.

That distortion forms the microscopic lines of the diffraction pattern that make up a hologram.

The victims have vanished — a pattern that makes Mr. Schrier's account exceptional and rare.

Scott Frager, editor and publisher of International Bowling Industry magazine, explained that local bowling centers oil their lanes in a pattern that makes it easier to knock pins down.

"Black carbon and ozone in particular have a strong seasonal pattern that makes their impacts particularly important in the Arctic," it says.

The plane flies in an up-and-down pattern that makes objects in the cabin weightless for seconds at a time.