Examples of using Familiar pattern in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Death becomes a familiar pattern.
We see these familiar patterns repeated across the whole universe.
The failure follows a familiar pattern.
But another familiar pattern at these events was also repeated.
Here Wesley So delivers the familiar pattern.
You will start to see familiar patterns and reasons as to why people are seeking your company out.
Their recent activity suggests a familiar pattern.
This is still unfortunately the familiar pattern in many African countries and we do not really know how to deal with it.
We're keeping each other company trying to avoid familiar patterns.
Connecting heads, hearts andhands is a familiar pattern that integrates rather than separates.
I think I have been… really, really scared about… my feelings for you and… it's caused me to act out in… old and familiar patterns.
We both have a hard time shaking loose the familiar patterns that we have relied on in the past.
Events followed a familiar pattern, but for my sympathies for Jamie, I had little interest in Dougal's self-serving performance.
Another view proposes that Jesus is just pointing out that old and familiar patterns are hard to shed.
Brought a familiar pattern in the Premier League as Manchester United retained the Premier League title and Chelsea finished second, with Arsenal third and Liverpool fourth.
Just a few minutes gone by, butthe game is already falling into a familiar pattern, giving the Fight Attendants an 18-to-6 lead.
CPJ's meetings with the top leaders in Pakistan andother countries with poor records of solving journalist killings reflect a familiar pattern.
Women's share of employment in the three main sectors in 1991- agriculture, industry andservices- shows the familiar pattern of higher levels of féminisation in the services sector and low levels of féminisation in industry.
The tragedy has proceeded according to the familiar pattern of Serbian politics we have already seen played out in Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina: targeted displacement of the population and massive streams of refugees shifting the crisis to neighbouring countries in the region.
BERTENS(LDR).-(NL) Mr President, the earthquake which struck the Egyptian capital, Cairo,on 12 October followed a familiar pattern in one respect.
On behalf of the EFD Group.- Madam President,the Czech Presidency has followed a depressingly familiar pattern: continuity, more of the same, the continuing obsession with climate change and the continuing drive to have new legislation.
As you start analyzing forex charts you will realize that the market often display's some very familiar patterns of price movement.
In this outline of an attitude,you will no doubt recognise several familiar patterns: there is a hint of the craftsman as opposed to the industrialist; there is a suggestion of the“better mousetrap” theory in another form; and the rugged individual with convictions is in evidence throughout.
Women's share of employment in the three main activity sectors- agriculture, industry andservices- shows the familiar pattern of high levels of féminisation in services and lower levels in industry, which, with some exceptions, are broadly similar in both rural and urban regions.
Caesarean section rates were much lower in public hospitals, and among non-white women with lower levels of education,repeating a familiar pattern of inequality in Brazil 41,42 and in other countries 7,43 and showing that excessive rates of caesareans mainly affect Brazilian women with higher levels of education, affecting 89.9% of low-risk women that use the private health system.
The pattern is familiar from cooperation on issues of legal policy.
The mid-tempo track has the same familiar drum pattern as Nas'"I Can"; except here lyricism has been replaced by sexiness.
This development corresponds to the pattern familiar in other more developed regions and is a consequence of the economic restructuring and catching-up of the six Objective 1 areas examined in the study.
Daniel Eagan of Film Journal International said the film"follows a familiar Hollywood pattern in which a few intriguing ideas are swamped by the demands of a big-budget, star-driven vehicle" and that it"won't add any luster to Nicolas Cage's resume.
And if the final mating pattern looks familiar, that's because you read the earlier report with Alexander Fier's similar idea.
