Sentence examples for make a shirt from inspiring English sources
With the textile mills that make clothes "leaving the country to where the labor is cheaper, it's not very smart to think we can grow the commodity here so they can make a shirt in China," said Walter Reese Pillow IV.
So why in the hell can't they make a shirt for us that keeps us dry, no matter how hot and nasty it gets outside, and however sweaty we become?
The to.be platform itself just makes it so easy to make a shirt out of anything; fine art, a vapid meme, or at it's best in my opinion, both simultaneously.
Make a shirt out of cloth.
You can make cute matching shirts or you can each make a shirt for each other.
Paul Smith says: Making a shirt is complicated.
There is no base line of ostentation for what makes a shirt restaurant-caliber.
Also, to keep shirt tails from coming out of the actors' slacks as they danced, he made a shirt that buttons underneath, almost like a leotard, to stay in place, as shown in the illustration.
A recent study by France's CEPII, an economic think-tank, calculated that the labour cost of making a shirt in France for the French market would be just over half of the total cost (see chart 4).
Another potential revenue stream is making a shirt sponsorship deal available to any company interested in taking on the naming rights of the stadium.
