Sentence examples for to have a pattern from inspiring English sources

I've also got to have a pattern of failures.

"Regular smoke just isn't going to have a pattern like that," Mr. Thorson said.

"Other than the fact that most of these appear to have started as street hails, this doesn't seem to have a pattern," the chief said.

One Tory MP said: "The problem is we seem to have a pattern of behaviour here: David Cameron is not a winner.

"We are building cases against architects and engineers to revoke their ability to file permits when they are found to have a pattern of abuse, which includes failing to inspect or sign off on their jobs," she added.

Massey could have drawn extra scrutiny from the safety agency if it were found to have a "pattern of violations," but it contested so many citations that it escaped that category.

Older people are more likely to choose Grain pattern but less likely to have a Meat pattern.

Although you don't need a pattern to make a quilt, it is sometimes helpful to have a basic pattern to work with.

The shrimp feeds on waste produced by the mussel, hides between the mussel shells and has even evolved to have a stripy pattern.

While business owners appear to have a perceptual pattern more likely associated with vehicle-based transportation.

"Every developing country in Asia, specially China, seems to have a similar pattern," said Prof Seth.