Sentence examples for patterns in which the from inspiring English sources

Tennis, a sport of repetitive patterns in which the hierarchy tends to shift gradually, is particularly susceptible to such hype.

Those shifts might in turn encourage seasonal patterns in which the Arctic is warm and the continents below it cold, as in early 2010.

Stork showed Newsom a style adapted from the harplike West African kora — tricky polymetric patterns in which the player plucks out different rhythms with each hand.

Mr. Cole is especially enamored of the snow scene, a joyous kaleidoscope of shifting patterns in which the dancers (female and male in "The Hard Nut") streak on- and offstage in a choreographic blizzard.

The outcome of marked a break with historic patterns in which the party that controls the White House almost invariably lost, rather than gained, seats in mid-term Congressional elections.

One of the most striking signs is from the 1955 Moulin Rouge, its cursive letters curving into elegant patterns in which the art historian Kirsten Swenson fancifully sees a mock-Arabic script — as if invoking the early 20th century's French African colonies.

The passage of the resolution reaffirmed a pattern in which the United States protects Israel in the Security Council, while the General Assembly overwhelmingly passes nonbinding resolutions critical of Israel.

The first of the three categories is the configuration or the pattern in which the push buttons are to be disposed.

This movement is part of a deferred commuting pattern in which the village and the city are both active spaces in people's personal and professional lives.

The murder set a pattern in which the couple would lure their victims, often on roadsides or at railway stations, by asking for help or directions.

President Obama's strong showing here in 2008 continued a nearly 30-year pattern in which the vote for Democratic presidential candidates has steadily increased.