Sentence examples for pattern to put from inspiring English sources

Once upon a time, he says sorrowfully, a flag was something more than a pattern to put on a jockstrap.

The precinct then revised its patrol pattern to put still more cars in areas the invaders were expected to drive through.

She maintains that leaks about the bin Laden raid and the cyber war against Iran show a "consistent, persistent pattern to put Obama in a a good light... but it puts lives at risk".

Sean Theriault, a scholar at the University of Texas at Austin who just published a book called "Party Polarization in Congress," analyzed voting patterns to put each two-year session on a scale.

However, in our experience, many scientists think distinctly about the input and the reference data in their project; a common pattern is to put input data into a different folder in the file system and not to mix it with reference data files.

In conversation, she will look you in eye in order to memorize your face; she will present, in succession, like cards from a deck, her sixty-two facial expressions; she will wink in patterns designed to put you at ease.

The model accounts for two aspects of dental patterning: how to put tooth rows in jaws, and how to put teeth in tooth rows.

Procrastination can be a constant and consistent pattern, causing us to put off not just with things we don't feel like doing but also the things we're passionate about.

Use the newer pennies for the desired pattern, making sure to put them in tails-up.

"There is a cost saving in response to not having reactive staffing patterns and having to put people on overtime shifts," Dr Lind says.

Similarly, the Rydex ratios, which gauge mutual fund flow activity among Rydex's index funds, remain pessimistic and unable to break out of their holding pattern: Investors are unwilling to put money back to work on the long side of the market.