Sentence examples for sewn from inspiring English sources

Look at the label sewn into your top: the only thing it must tell you under law is which fibres it's made out of – whether it's cotton or acrylic or whatever.

The only note of caution in backing Redmayne so whole-heartedly is that the London critics did go for Keaton … So that category perhaps isn't quite as tightly sewn up as best actress.

The motif is sewn with special threads to avoid forgery.

No wonder Flora Robson was ordered by her handlers to hint in interviews at the difficulty of going to the bathroom in her tightly sewn costumes, when filming Fire Over England in 1937.

It seems so unlikely as to be incredible: a cry for help sewn into a Primark dress.

One reason it was not sewn up in advance is that the protesters' concerns were also bogging down negotiations between advanced and developing countries.

Triangular graphic designs … materials sewn over each other … using a hole-punch to make holes in the material.

First one, now two Swansea shoppers have come forward and told the South Wales Evening Post that they found extra labels sewn into items bought last year.

By the time in our lives we come to understand that entitlement and privilege are sewn into the fabric of Westminster politics it is too late to do anything about it.

While The Theory of Everything had the middlebrow audience sewn up, Alejandro González Iñárritu's Birdman offered an alternative for more adventurous cinemagoers, encouraged by critical acclaim and awards attention.

The Douglas camp have contractual ties to his organisation, which has sewn up heavyweight boxing.