Sentence examples for tailor for a from inspiring English sources

The Duke is resting in the study, having just been measured by his tailor for a vicuña umbrella.

She expresses vast disdain for the official scout uniforms, taking them to her aghast tailor for a complete overhaul.

"Just as each season you needed a Savile Row tailor for a new suit," said Peter Hageman, a Silver Ghost owner, Pebble Beach judge and frequent participant in the motoring classic tour, "you needed a coachbuilder for a new body".

On the day of presentation, he appeared for the formal ceremony in his tailor's idea of the proper outfit - a black robe with scarlet facings and a fancy cap, but he learned that this was improper, and hurried to the tailor for a plain robe, but the shop was closed.

It makes our customers feel more engaged with the process, like coming in to a tailor for a final fitting.

like any ideological stance, this one is made to be fussed with, stretched out, sent to the tailor for a refitting.

Born in Leeds into a Jewish family, he was raised in London and New York by his mother, who had left his father, a tailor, for an American journalist.

During lunch breaks she practiced on the sewing machines and became a tailor for $5 a day.

Mr. Griswold stops at the tailors' for a coat.

They are usually tailored for a specific target architecture.

Each is tailored for a particular age group between 3 and 14.