Sentence examples for for the tailor from inspiring English sources
As for the tailor, he plans on spending winters in Florida and vacationing in Italy.
But if Dr. Rogers and Dr. Stoneking are correct, humans were naked for a million years before they noticed their state of undress and called for the tailor.
The 1990s and 2000s saw him take on fresh targets and relocate to more distant scenes: Latin American drug cartels in The Night Manager; Big Pharma's machinations in east Africa for The Constant Gardener, Central American imbroglios for The Tailor of Panama, western meddling in Congo, and its unreported slaughters, in The Mission Song.
You can have anything copied as long as you bring a picture or an original for the tailor; expect to pay about $45 for wool jackets and $60 for cashmere after you bargain, that is.
They took over the basement of Arts@Renaissance and went to town, adding album covers here, knick-knacks there, broken glass to stand in for the dangerous waters of the deep, an elaborate room for the Tailor and so on.
In the wake of the criticism, Gucci reached out to Dapper Dan to make amends and publicly recognize what they called an "homage"; the house is now providing support for the tailor to reopen his atelier.
The research, he says, could have implications for the tailoring of drugs used to alleviate Alzheimer's.
The idea for the tailoring apparently came from Cristóbal Balenciaga – a master tailor who made suits for himself and his clients.
Irving's father, Samuel Brodribb, was a salesman who collected orders for the tailoring department of the local store.
He left school at 16 and found an apprenticeship on Savile Row working for the tailors Anderson & Sheppard and then Gieves & Hawkes.
Porous silicon (pSi) is a well-established material for the tailor-made fabrication of optical biosensors and can be easily prepared by electrochemical etching.
