Then they became tailor-made courses leading to the degree of MBA charity management.
But if people didn't self-regulate and make good decisions – if they all became tailors and carpenters, rather than a much more diverse array of businesses, and that can happen – then I'd be more worried.
"But now, I feel like music has become tailored to the specific artist.
As therapy (e.g., CVVH) may then not only be started more early but also becomes tailored to the type of AKI, a huge impact on outcome might be expected [44].
As therapy (e.g., CVVH) may then not only be started more early but also becomes tailored to the type of AKI, a huge impact on outcome might be expected [ 44].
Here they are taught to become tailors, dressmakers, carpenters, welders or even mechanics Korotimi Kinda, 17, used to haul sacks of rocks from the mineshafts to the groups of women and girls who crush them.
He quickly became the tailor to some of the most successful jockeys in the country.
She became a tailor, with deft hands and her own sewing machine, and could produce three dresses a day.
His grandfather emigrated to the United States from Italy when he was fourteen and became a tailor before working his way up at Brooks Brothers.
Largely an autodidact, he never went to a university, instead became a tailor's apprentice after he finished school, turning eventually to the theater when he was accepted as a writing and acting trainee at the Royal Court.
My maternal grandfather became a tailor, and often pressed military uniforms for U.S. soldiers.
