Sentence examples for which is tailored from inspiring English sources

Guests spritz themselves with a scent from the fragrance menu, which is tailored to each hotel.

The cost for the service, which is tailored to the employer's funds, is $20 to $50 a worker annually.

They later began attending the nondenominational Flood Church in San Diego, which is tailored more to young adults.

Marketing itself as an "alternative to flying to Lapland", the park offers a "personalised" experience which is tailored to each child.

The two-hour Time Ritual, which is tailored to the individual and can include a variety of massage and skin treatments, costs $380.

"I want to progress, I want to be somebody in the future," Mr. Perez said the other evening during the two-hour class, which is tailored to supermarket scenarios.

European and Australian universities use a different system, with fewer modules per semester which are tailored to the subject you are enrolled in.

For those looking to sample the wares, the category's best entry point is Kaplan's SAT Flashcubes, which are tailored to the verbal part of the SAT.

That's going to create the possibility of paper maps created using OS data, but which are tailored to specific niche uses - rambling, climbing, canoeing, horse-riding, tourism, say.

Today, however, an almost unthinkably enormous ecosystem of scripts and cookies and auctions and often astonishingly personal information is used to show you a set of brand messages and sales pitches which are tailored almost uniquely to you.

Still, there's good theatre to his psychedelic scuba suit of a costume, which was tailored by Peter Gambi James Remarr), a mentor and ally who helps with logistics in the way of Batman's Alfred, or a tech-support desk.