Sentence examples for in the trim from inspiring English sources

Today, mostly middle-aged and elderly women wearing floral hausfrau jackets over stretch pants work in the trim department.

James Pease, who worked in the trim department at a Ford plant in Dearborn, Mich., in 1967, recalls contractors cleaning paint booths during model changes.

In the Trim & Notions aisle Rhonda Spencer, a drama teacher at Public School 20 in the Bronx, was asking Ann Woodward, the resident personal shopping adviser, for some tips.

Mr. Lochbaum, too, dared to suggest that public relations had played a role in the trim, although the plant's public relations man, Peter Hyde, held fast to his denials.

In that novel, liberalism, in the trim shape of a nice young lady from the English department at Watermouth University, is screwed (literally and metaphorically) by barbarism, in the shape of the reptilian sociologist Howard Kirk.

I arrived at the Hôtel Gault in Montreal several hours before check-in time, but the woman in the trim black suit behind the front desk greeted me warmly.

"You often see built-ins painted the trim color used in the rest of the room.

This season, designers like Thom Browne and Veronique Branquinho have cut herringbone and Donegal tweed jackets in the trim-fitting silhouette of the moment.

In the trimming, dialogue that was crucial to the original dramatic conception of the Hearst-Luce succession was cut.

It's almost all in the trimming, because cooking artichokes (or eating them raw) is the simple part.

The traditional prescription calls for cutting an inch-deep notch in the trimmed green end and rinsing it under the tap while spreading the leaves.