Sentence examples for tailored to make from inspiring English sources
The cinematic practice of Rouch and Morin was uniquely tailored to make that discovery.
Defense cuts could be half the total, a prospect tailored to make many conservatives shudder.
They are assertive images, and their size seems tailored to make them look imposing in the 303 Gallery space.
Their analyses and predictions are tailored to make their ideological brethren feel good — more white swans for the white-swan camp.
In 1990, she said, a state court upheld regulations requiring mandatory rubella vaccinations and annual tuberculosis testing for health care workers, ruling that the regulations were tailored to make hospitals safe places to get well.
Perhaps more problematic is Rubio's attempt to distance himself from the shutdown in retrospect: He now says, "I was never in favor of shutting down the government," a story that seems tailored to make him seem reasonable, which won't do at all.
The easiest way to make batter is to follow a recipe specifically tailored to making cupcakes.
It takes nine tailors to make a man.
Every suit, Mr. Greenfield explained, takes about six weeks and the handiwork of 80 to 85 tailors to make.
Hearing of the miners' need for durable pants, Strauss hired a tailor to make garments out of tent canvas.
In it, he begs his tailor to make his britches "roomy in the seat and not tight in the thigh".
