She was calling for more of her custom opalescent sequin tears to be applied to Botticelli-inspired faces.
So Shakespeare, at the end of the Renaissance, praises Giulio Romano (and himself), "who, had he himself eternity and could put breath into his work, would beguile Nature of her custom, so perfectly he is her ape" (The Winter's Tale).
The time it took to pull over to the side of the road, unbuckle her seatbelt, race around to the backseat, use the suction device, pull Willow out of her custom car seat and hit her on the back felt like an eternity in slow motion.
I thought of her custom-made heart-shaped swimming pool.
They include her Victrola; some of her custom-made T-straps, in size 4; and a velvet dressing gown that she bought for Georges Moustaki, who wrote "Milord".
The first of her custom-made pieces was sold to Amy Phelan, a Guggenheim trustee and former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader; four other buyers followed.
"Look how beautiful and serene it is, how happy," she declaimed, pointing out the orange and pink panels of her custom-made laminate kitchen cabinets, and the wood grain-on-white pattern, as faint as a spider's web, that lays upon the cabinets above her desk.
"On the one hand, the Arab woman does not want to let go of her customs and traditions, but on the other hand, she wants to be attractive and elegant," said Fatma Said Ahmed, a Saudi beauty expert and judge.
Pressed by Corbyn on the details of her customs plan, the prime minister criticised both Labour for, she said, seeking a deal that would rule out an independent UK trade policy, and also some hard Brexiters on her own side who sought to play down the issue of the Irish border.
(At least, they all enjoyed making it with Hepburn, as Todd McCarthy notes in his biography of Hawks, continuing "her custom of serving tea on the set").
Although Ms. Newman designs about three-quarters of her hats "custom" for specific clients, who often want them for specific occasions, the hats on display sell, too.
