Sentence examples for tailor into from inspiring English sources

Like a store-bought sari, the fabric comes with extra material to cut and tailor into a blouse.

The way Lattuada crams Carmine and the tailor into the same constricted, low-ceiling space kept reminding me of Orson Welles's similar use of caricature and confinement in "Mr. Arkadin" (1955) and "Touch of Evil" (1958).

In the movie, which opens in the United States on March 30, Mr. Brosnan plays an "anti-James Bond" who blackmails an expatriate English tailor into giving him information collected from shady politician, drug trafficker and banker clients.

Therefore, similar to one-size-fits-all clothing, the Model Law on Medicine Crime should be thought of as a starting point only: a proposal or first draft, which legislators may freely copy, edit, and tailor into a law that fits their national context.

Many party stores have pre-made Lego party invitations or you can tailor into your own more adult-focused style.

Showy silk brocades used as slipcovers in Turkey were tailored into ecclesiastical robes in Venice.

It was a best seller, won a Pulitzer Prize and was tailored into a popular PBS mini-series.

And it was Saint Laurent who elevated the fusion of drapery and tailoring into an art form in itself.

This is trivia, albeit trivia with roots deep in the history of a country that very nearly turned tailoring into high art.

They then evolved through draping, not tailoring, into garments with a minimum of seams that pretty much hung from the shoulders.

More typically, they wore streamlined suits in checked tweed and plaid — fabrics that were even tailored into all-in-one shorts suits.