Sentence examples for patterns think from inspiring English sources

Women's enthusiasm for brazen tints, three-dimensional effects and quirky patterns (think python, cobweb or cheetah spots) has propelled nail polish into the fastest-growing segment of the beauty trade, surpassing even lipstick as a recession-proof cosmetic enhancer.

These will take the form of on-screen and verbal tests to assess the candidates' ability to solve problems, recognise patterns, think laterally, evaluate and analyse issues.

The last time the market flirted with its support level was on Aug. 9. Technical analysts, who chart stock-market trends trying to find repetitive patterns, think stocks are held up by various support levels such as their moving average.

This year's smog was worse than usual because of weather patterns thought to be associated with El Niño, the Pacific current that wreaks havoc far and wide.

In addition, other genomic patterns thought to be associated with gene movement that is, the nonrandom distribution of sex-biased genes also occur in both chicken and silkworm (Arunkumar et al. 2009; Mank and Ellegren 2009).

Simultaneous release of movies with a similar premise is a long established pattern; think Friends with Benefits and No Strings Attached.

Pair that with a hip and stylish silk blouse that has a pattern (think Pucci) or a crisp white Ralph Lauren top.

This is most notably true of state-backed firms from China, but there is also a more general pattern (think India, Brazil, Russia, and more).

"And my pass rush has not slowed down at all". So the next time you see Strickland following Roger Craig out of the backfield on a pass pattern, think of Olsen chasing Sayers.

For a more uniformed pattern, think about converting all of the doorways into arches.

The drones track and kill identified militants – or individuals whose behaviour, as observed from the drone, fits a pattern thought to typify militancy.