Originally designed by hand, corsets were mass produced by the 1870's, although some finer-quality versions retained hand-sewn details.
He retained a hand in his father's political career, but soon went out on his own.
Then she pays tribute to her father, Henry, who retained a hand on Broadway even as his film career went stellar.
Baron Elie retained a hand in the family's banking enterprise, working with his cousin Guy, the patriarch of the family, who died earlier this year, and Alain, who died in 1982.
After his victory at Hastings in 1066, William the Conqueror sequestered all the land of the vanquished nobility, to be retained or handed out as favours to the new Norman aristocracy.
In the dining room — where the recessed windows face north and east, the chandelier is vintage crystal and the fireplace is carved marble — the Arledges retained the hand-painted bird-and-floral chinoiserie wallpaper made by the historic firm Gracie, for its wow factor.
A number of motor cars were not suitable for conversion and so some trains retained their hand-worked doors and these ran until 1957.
The chimpanzee's mNr is the smallest and most limited in size for quadrupedalism and arboreal life; the foot of the chimpanzee has retained its hand-like grasping ability via control through both rubrospinal and pyramidal tract systems.
In addition, a much diminished aristocracy was still intent on retaining a hand in the arbitration of culture.
The governor is likely to retain a hand in the planning and rebuilding of the trade center because federal money for the recovery is funneled through the state.
In parts of northern Europe, unions retain a hand in collecting premiums and administering payments, forging a link between benefits and a concrete institution less remote and alien than "the welfare state".
