Sentence examples for learned to tailor from inspiring English sources

Junior officers typically recruited lower-level agents, and Kiriakou learned to tailor his pitches.

She has learned to tailor, and she stitches together clothes that the center sells for her in the local market.

Having grown up in foster care, I had learned to tailor my expectations of the bells and whistles of childhood.

As well as his training at Bunka Fashion College in Tokyo, Mr. Yamamoto had learned to tailor and drape from his seamstress mother.

Mr. Watt, 54, has learned to tailor his community presentations, depending on whether he is speaking on old turf or new.

He's learned to tailor his playing to the vagaries of the route: when he senses that the car is coming to a stop, he waits a moment to attempt a particularly precarious harmonic.

The musicians may also have to learn to tailor their playing to their supersensitive new surroundings.

Mr. Mohammed nurses the wounds still visible in his swollen face and blood-laced eyes, and Ms. Mohammedi has been going to classes and learning to tailor clothes.

Doctors are learning to tailor therapy for each infected person by using new tests that detect the genetic patterns of H.I.V. resistance to various drugs.

This approach could mimic the characteristics that make human tutoring so effective, including the ability to immediately ascertain what a student needs to learn, to tailor instruction to those needs, and to provide immediate feedback regarding student progress.

Perhaps in time the musicians will learn to tailor their playing to the bright, modern acoustics of the hall and lend more warmth to the overall orchestral sound, especially in the strings.