Sentence examples for batch of shirts from inspiring English sources
But no sooner had a new batch of shirts been printed than a letter arrived from the White House saying that use of the presidential seal was protected by government statute.
In the case of, say, a clothing distributor with a warehouse full of unsold shirts which needs to buy computers, what are the chances of it finding a computer seller which needs a batch of shirts?
Another employee remembered being castigated by Mrs. Wachner at a meeting of division presidents after a batch of shirts had arrived from a factory at an unacceptably low quality level; he later learned that Mrs. Wachner had changed his order from including an enzyme wash to a less expensive garment wash, altering the quality, without informing him.
By Joseph Quigley and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, October 13 , 1945P. 19 A man got back a batch of shirts from his laundry, all of them with the familiar look of having gone through the ironer the wrong way.
Jonathan Lethem, the author of the acclaimed novels, "Fortress of Solitude" and "Motherless Brooklyn," remembers spending afternoons as a child in Ms Cogen's backyard, "watching — I'd like to claim helping, but I doubt I was — as she melted the wax out of batches of shirts".
(Although you could do worse than head to the legendary Sam's Tailor and get measured up for a batch of HK$760/£60 shirts).
About half of the first batch of 50 shirts have been sold for $15 each.
Due to some pattern-making confusion, the company produced a batch of T-shirts that were two inches too short.
Weeks ago, the D.C. headquarters ordered a batch of T-shirts protesting so-called "shoot first" laws that allow people to fire guns to defend themselves in public before trying to escape.
Meanwhile, right about the time Andrés Iniesta was posting pictures in his pants, in a warehouse somewhere they were already rushing off a batch of T-shirts to go with the Barça tupperware, Barça knives and Barça tool set.
This blankness is at odds with the persona Antoni cultivates offscreen, as a bookish aesthete — geeking out over Hanya Yanagihara's novel "A Little Life" or the fact that the Strokes personally sent him a batch of T-shirts.
