Of Shockey's influence on Shiancoe, the talented rookie from Morgan State, Fassel added: "I don't know that a lot of people can pattern themselves after Jeremy.
VISITORS loitering along the palm-lined streets of Miami Beach during Art Basel last week appeared to pattern themselves after the most disparate of fashion role models.
"To an important degree, a generation of officers tried to pattern themselves after Petraeus," said Stephen Biddle, a military scholar at George Washington University who advised Mr. Petraeus at times.
In truth, the Knicks and the Heat both made the same mistake, attempting to pattern themselves after the Celtics, who brought Garnett, Ray Allen and Paul Pierce together five years ago and promptly won a title.
There has also been a rise in violence against tax collection offices — mostly carried out by indebted and frustrated taxpayers — as well as other institutions, like the military and the aerospace group Finmeccanica, which has been singled out by radical groups that pattern themselves after the terrorists that kept Italy under siege in the 1970s and 1980s.
"Just as U.S. entrepreneurs try to pattern themselves after [Yahoo!'s] Jerry Yang and [Netscape's] Marc Andreessen, young Israeli entrepreneurs try to emulate Gil Shwed".
No longer would women on the search for a husband pattern themselves after the four ladies whose wardrobe they copied and whose lives they emulated.
Start believing in America again through your words and actions, so that our kids will have a good example to pattern themselves after.
What is so striking about some of the modern Islamophobes who call themselves Patriots is how their actual views run completely afoul of our most celebrated founding fathers, whom they say they pattern themselves after.
The relic of the Civil Rights movement, and those who pattern themselves after him, either cannot, or chooses not to apply the intellectual muscle required to tackle the complex issues of the 21st century.
