Sentence examples for tailor measures from inspiring English sources

Outside the smoke was quite dense, but the tailor measures him for alterations.

He was amazed, he said, by how a good tailor measures in just the right places, like an acupuncturist.

By contrast, Good Yarns is a cozy hole in the wall where the lanky, 47-year-old Mr. Tester (a novelist himself, with a faded South Carolina drawl) can suggest books the way a bespoke tailor measures a suit.

Over by the dressing rooms, the busy in-house tailor measured and pinned sleeves and pants for a young man in a dark suit.

The application of epidemic models to hospitals is therefore crucial to provide valuable insights on the routes of infection propagation and to identify tailored measures for prevention and control of hospital acquired infections.

Democrats who opposed the measure admitted that some veterans who could safely own weapons were caught up in the system, and said they would be open to a more carefully tailored measure that wouldn't simply allow every veteran who has a mental illness to buy weapons.

Waist circumference was measured to the nearest centimeter using non-stretchable tailors measuring tape at the midway between the lower rib margin and the iliac crest.

29 WC was measured to the nearest centimeter using a nonstretchable tailors' measuring tape at the midpoint between the bottom of the rib cage and above the top of the iliac crest during minimal respiration.

Have a friend use a tailor's measuring tape to measure your body.

Stand up straight and use a tailor's measuring tape to measure your neck starting from the base of the back of your neck and ending in the front where your collar sits at just around your Adam's apple.

The deployment of these devices may support the collection of accurate and timely information useful to inform and parameterize models for the study and prediction of the transmission of nosocomial infections, as well as to tailor containment measures for the control of potential outbreaks.