Sentence examples for bespoke ones from inspiring English sources

His canvases hang in all the key galleries of the world, and several bespoke ones.

Compounding the problem, many of these computer systems were bespoke ones, built in the 1970s by in-house teams.

While the process of building bicycles, even bespoke ones, has seemed too oily and mechanical to be appreciated by the craft lobby, which has traditionally disdained anything associated with machinery.

Most companies, such as Toronto-based Butterfield & Robinson, offer "escorted trips" as well as bespoke ones, so clients can choose how much guidance and support they want.

A briefing stressed that curbing migration is a red line, and that Britain is not interested in an off-the-shelf deal with Europe but a bespoke one.

Bespoke, one-off deals start a lot lower than this, especially where in-kind benefits are exchanged rather than cash.

Buy now 7. Build-A-Bear: from £10 Soft toys are a winner with most young children and no more so than a bespoke one that either you've created for them or, better still, that they can make themselves at one of the 60 Build-A-Bear workshops across the UK.

The fact that anyone would make it against the president of the United States, who unlike his predecessor is not a known dolt, and who has probably five or six people penning every paragraph, like an episode of Friends, suggests that this was a go-to insult rather than a bespoke one.

I asked if we could have a metal bar placed against the back step, which I had installed myself, to make it easier if mum was on foot to get in and out of the garden, so she could get some fresh air, only to be told: no, you have crazy paving, we would not be able to install it, but why don't I contact a handrail company and have a bespoke one made.

Each P1 GTR owner will get a bespoke one-to-one driver programme to 'optimise' his or her driving skill, at "the most iconic F1 circuits across the world".

Shielding the bespoke one in the back from the déclassé faux pas of obvious financial transaction, see.