Sentence examples for tailor the title from inspiring English sources
'Seven in One Blow, or the Brave Little Kid' (Friday through Sunday) In the Grimm fairy tale "The Brave Little Tailor" the title character dispatches seven flies with one swat but allows the gullible public to believe that he has really whacked seven enemies.
'SEVEN IN ONE BLOW, OR THE BRAVE LITTLE KID' (Friday through Sunday) In the Grimm fairy tale "The Brave Little Tailor" the title character dispatches seven flies with one swat but allows the gullible public to believe that he has really whacked seven enemies.
Paul Hindemith tailored the title role of "Mathis der Maler" to him; he sang the opera in concert a year before its staged world premiere.
Each spot is tailored to the title and premise of the program on which it runs.
"The Infinity of Tailoring" was the title at Comme des Garçons where the designer Rei Kawakubo was so eager for the audience to see the details of flowers erupting and growing from streamlined clothes that she moved the front rows so close together that two models could barely pass each other.
Emotion is the element that fuels the designer's work, so that her early, deliberately-distressed fabrics exuded a desolate beauty and the faded formality of men's tailoring tremored to the title of "Lost Englishman".
Including the purpose directly in the title, tailoring the scope of the information to the target audience and providing a short summary at the end of the information could improve SAM scores for the "Content" section.
Harry Pendel Geoffrey Rushh), the title character of "The Tailor of Panama," fits quite comfortably into the mold of Mr. Boorman's urban heroes.
"The Bespoke Man's Narrative" is almost too perfect a manifestation of Mr. Diehl's interests, starting with the title and its suggestion of custom tailoring.
She won the title last year and her game is tailor-made for grass with that lefty serve and aggression.
