Sentence examples for be tailor from inspiring English sources
verb
To make, repair, or alter clothes.
Each staging of an opera is now so individualized that its choreography, like its acting, must be tailor made.
Hence, meta-heuristic algorithms are preferred as they can be tailor made to suit the problem under consideration.
The proposed intelligent system has a flexible structure and its parameters can be tailor made depending on the detecting sensors and the drug dosages as required.
Mud formulation can be tailor made by increasing the concentration of XCP, MCC, KCl and K2SO4 for higher rheology and mud weight.
As these barriers will always be guideline specific, every implementation project should be tailor made.
In short, enzymes can be "tailor made" and can be produced on a large scale for an attractive price.
Organs could be tailor-made for people.
There will also be tailor-made training for specific countries.
"But it has proved to be tailor-made for politics".
His platform manner, impassioned, flamboyant, endlessly enthusiastic, could be tailor-made for gargantuan scores like this.
It all makes for an outlandish spectacle that could be tailor-made for the festive season.
