Sentence examples for pattern well from inspiring English sources

Linguists know the pattern well: not long after a boy's name catches on with girls, parents shy away from christening sons with it.

It's a race to the bottom and your Aus by 4 fits the pattern well (I'm guessing you're not an Aussie).

He can work out a pattern well enough when he has one: witness his seven-stanza poem, in imitation of Sydney's pastoral, built on a recurrence of six identical rhyme-words.

Tormented follows the pattern well enough, with scary queen bee April Pearson ("Someone's discovered Primark," she snipes) and Stormbreaker's Alex Pettyfer as generically good-looking as any American jock.

Some say Mr. Modi is getting away with a pogrom, but he has grasped the global pattern well and positioned himself as a man who delivers, with the prosperous ends justifying his crude means.

Under intense pressure to stop meddling in Sierra Leone, where a United Nations peacekeeping force nearly collapsed last May, Mr. Taylor, many believe, has now turned to Guinea as a sanctuary for the Sierra Leone rebels, who have crossed the border here and attacked villages and diamond mining areas, continuing a pattern well established inside their own country for a decade.

In a study published in May, Dr. Wyatt and researchers at Harvard reported that small regular doses of caffeine, about a quarter-cup of coffee an hour apart, allowed people to stay alert and stave off sleep for more than 24 hours at a time, a pattern well-known to those who use tobacco, which has serious long-term risks.

The dermal denticles are thin with hooked tips, arranged without a regular pattern well-separated from one another.

On the contrary, the dentine bridge formation induced by Biodentine showed a pattern well-localized at the injury site unlike that caused by calcium hydroxide that exhibited an expanding structure in the pulp chamber.

Ultrasonography of a hemangiopericytoma shows a solid mass with heterogeneous echo pattern, well-defined margins and marked vascularity with low impedance flow (mean resistive index 0.42) on colour flow imaging.

In terms of effect sizes, the gaps are reasonable, varying from 0.12 for the male married-cohabiting gap to 0.47 for the male married-widowed gap. 4 Control variables show a common pattern: well-being is higher among highly educated, religious, and employed men and women, and it decreases with age, but this effect levels off over the life course.