No, I will be the patterne of all patience, I will say nothing Kent.
But once put out thy Light, Thou cunning'st Patterne of excelling Nature, I know not where is that Promethaean heate That can thy Light re-Lume.
Well could I beare that England had this praise, So we could finde some patterneof our shame: Enter Constance.
Hell, An Age of discord and continuall strife, Whereas the contrarie bringeth blisse, And is a patterne of Celestiall peace.
Let's close Castara then, since thus We patterne Angels, and they us.
Nor did we ere contend, But who should be bestpatterne of a friend.
Sir Willoughby Patterne is a 'document on humanity' of the highest value; and to him that would know of egoism and the egoist the study of Sir Willoughby is indispensable.
Lady Patterne sent a little Hebe down, skirting the dancers, for an accurate report of it; and even the inappreciative lips of a very young lady transmitting the word could not damp the impression of its weighty truthfulness.
Her agony of hypocrisy in accepting their compliments as the bride of Sir Willoughby Patterne was poorly moderated by contempt of them for their infatuation.
Rogue and mistress of Patterne do not go together.
Willingly would he obey her behests, resignedly languish, were it not for his mother's desire to see the future lady of Patterne established there before she died.
A clear approach to felicity had long been the portion of Sir Willoughby Patternein his relations with Laetitia Dale.
Nor did he mention certain sympathetic regrets he entertained in contemplation of the health of Mr. Dale, for whom, poor gentleman, the proffer of a bottle of the Patterne Port would be an egregious mockery.
The card of Lieutenant Patterne was handed to Sir Willoughby, who laid it on the salver, saying to the footman, "Not at home.
Lady Patterne died in the winter season of the new year.
A light broke over the faces of the Patterne ladies.
The ladies at the Hall, Sir Willoughby's mother, and his aunts Eleanor and Isabel, were more affected than he by the circumstance of their having a Patterne in the Marines.
Captain Patterne is as brave a man as ever lived," said De Craye.
Itt semeth bi him that our countriman, Mr. Shaksper, is willinge to disburse some monei upon some od yarde land or other att Shotterie or neare about us; he thinketh it a veri fitt patterne to move him to deale in the matter of our tithes.
Proud in the patterne of thy pretious youth, Nature (methinks) might easily mend her growth.
But such is the coelestiall excellence, That in the princely patterne shines, from whence The rest pourtraicted are, that 'tis noe paine To ravish heauen to limbe them o're againe.
But comfortable delight, with content, is the good of euery thing, and the patterne of heauen.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "patterne" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
