Sentence examples for patterned after a from inspiring English sources

The strategy, patterned after a similar effort conducted years ago in New York, is not airtight.

Called Sample, it is patterned after a similar place in Barcelona, Spain.

It's patterned after a building type called a caravanserai, which hundreds of years ago was really the first hotel.

The show is patterned after a British series, episodes of which are shown on Delta's international flights.

This four-foot-long robotic fish, patterned after a bluefin tuna, was designed to test the efficiency of a single oscillating foil--a fish's tail.

The work, patterned after a Japanese coat of arms, "has this ancient look like it's been here for a thousand years," Mr. Smith said.

It is patterned after "an everyday hangout like they have in France," said Mr. Dillon.

The high-sided design is patterned after an 18th-century frigate with two gun decks, but the hull is steel and the ship carries no guns.

[n2] Because [p461] the Michigan program was patterned after an older program in Maryland, the trial judge gave special attention to that State's experience.

Patterned after an event in Britain, this all-ages celebration has the feel of a 1960s be-in, or in this case art-in.

Patterned after an old-fashioned New England seafood restaurant, Jeff & Eddie's will be next to a market where patrons will be able to buy fish or point to them.