Sentence examples for tailored with a from inspiring English sources
If it's dark and tailored with a satin stripe, it's got after-dark attitude.
Furthering that theme, their slouchy jackets were tailored with a tight, rounded shoulder and a canvas peacoat came with a print of balled-up sweaters.
A slight, mild-mannered 36-year-old, Darge recently started ministering his own Spanish-language service, held on Sunday afternoons, which he has tailored with a mind toward breaking down what he calls "cultural barriers".
To be more precise, the executive, whose success is built on leather bags and shoes, tapped the designer Alessandra Facchinetti to make clothes for Tod's: well-designed, streamlined, tailored with a compass and ruler, presenting a more realistic vision of clothes for summer 2014 than some of the pretty floral designs that are hitting the runways.
The silicon shell is tailored with a thickness gradient along its length to eliminate excessive strain accumulation at the nanowire roots and cater for free space distribution in the CNT core array.
Monodispersed nanoparticles can be formed with a core size from <30 nm and also with metal core organic shell morphology; the mono-metal layer can be tailored with a range of biological ligands, help in effective cellular uptake, controlled drug release, and targeted drug delivery (Ghosha et al. 2008; Salmaso et al. 2010).
The clothes were typically finely tailored with an equally typical Gaultier undercurrent of sex.
Dispersion profiles and nonlinearity of these fibers are tailored with an array of submicron holes in the fiber core.
· Seven home screen panels that can be tailored with an array of available shortcuts; applications; and pre-loaded widgets such as sticky notes, weather, messages and calendar.
And the mix of tailoring with a safari edge, a desert-sand palette and hazy, dip-dyed prints worked surprisingly well.
The playful Nottingham-born designer has built up his business by sticking to his twin USPs of tailoring with a twist, and taking the stuffiness out of suiting.
