Sentence examples for stitching clothes from inspiring English sources

In Cambodia, meanwhile, garment workers stitching clothes that supply the UK high street are malnourished to the point of collapse.

I spoke to a woman from Kenya, who has worked stitching clothes since moving to Britain 13 years ago, on the condition of anonymity.

Shortly after they arrived in New York, their father got Julius, a geography expert and a champion chess player, a job stitching clothes together.

Most women in rural India work either on farms or from their homes at the end of large supply chains, embroidering or stitching clothes or preparing and packaging food.

They found my daughter's phone but nothing else, even though she had her identity card on her," said Abu Kashem Mollah, who last saw his daughter Pervin when she left their one-room home to walk to the factory where she and 3,600 others spent 10 hours each day stitching clothes for western retailers.

Since the age of seven, she has spent 12 hours a day stitching clothes at a textile factory.

The production of iPhones and iPads requires skilled and semiskilled workers who increasingly have more bargaining power and cannot be as easily replaced as, say, the Bangladeshi women who stitch clothes for American retailers like Walmart.

Dulcet melodies in the fashion of Bollywood stars singing about broken hearts and pining for love rang out through adjacent rooms filled with teenaged girls learning how to design and stitch clothes or master Excel, PowerPoint and computer design software.

One young woman, stitching baby clothes, is saving to pay for a physics course at Yangon University.

On most any other morning, Mikhail Avulov would have been in his Upper East Side tailor shop, stitching the clothes of actors, bankers and others from the neighborhood who have sustained his business for six years now.

From family hikes to stitching doll clothes, Beckham has melted our hearts with his hands-on parenting.