Sentence examples for patterned itself on from inspiring English sources

The trip was organized by an outfit, now defunct, that patterned itself on Outward Bound.

In his Personal History in this week's issue, David Owen recalls a backpacking trip he and a friend took in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado in 1971, when he was a teen-ager: The trip was organized by an outfit, now defunct, that patterned itself on Outward Bound.

By Jon Michaud March 9, 2012 In his Personal History in this week's issue, David Owen recalls a backpacking trip he and a friend took in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado in 1971, when he was a teen-ager: The trip was organized by an outfit, now defunct, that patterned itself on Outward Bound.

In the opinion of certain intellectual Communists, Kremlin Communism is increasingly patterning itself on the Church, especially as regards man's mysterious devotion to indoctrination and faith.

There's a solid model to insure that doesn't happen, and that's the model that One Nation proudly patterned itself after; the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Justice.

Trio Beyond (here June 5-10), withethe guitarist John Scofield, the drummer Jack DeJohnette, and the keyboardist Larry Goldings, patterns itself on the classic 1969 edition of Tony Williams's groundbreaking band Lifetime.

The fashionizing of intellect hurts the society in more ways than by depriving it of the unfashionized intellect's clarifying and constructive influence: the society actually learns to pattern itself on fashion.

In 2008, after many years of channeling its energies toward a diverse number of causes, the Berkeley Community Fund opted to pattern itself on the East Bay fund program and offer four-year scholarships and mentoring to students at Berkeley High School.

Read the instructions on your pattern to find the allowance or look on the pattern itself for "finished" measurements, or something similar.

You'll need to look on the pattern itself for the markings of where to cut for each size.

Usually it is brightly colored or patterned on one side.