1. The coat [garment, tailor] makes the man. 

2. The tailor makes the man.

3. He had his dress made by a Paris tailor.

4. The tailor has cut my coat very well.

5. We identify your needs, and tailor your training accordingly.

6. The tailor lined the coat with silk.

7. He is a tailor by calling.

8. The tailor tailored him a suit.

9. This company will tailor a suit to order.

10. He asked the tailor to make over his dress.

11. You should tailor your spending to your income.

12. The tailor took my measurements for a new suit.

13. The tailor took my measure for a new suit.

14. The tailor dropped the hem of her skirt.

15. The tailor delicately plied his needle.

16. He asked the tailor to make over his trousers.

17. We can tailor the program to the patient's needs.

18. The tailor lined my coat with silk.

19. He seems tailor - made for the job.

19. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

20. He bailed the woolen cloth to the tailor to be made into an overcoat.

21. The pianist had to tailor his style to suit the vocalist's distinctive voice.

22. If your new coat is too large, a tailor can alter it to fit you.

23. Most travel agents are prepared to tailor travel arrangements to meet individual requirements.

24. I was put in the tailor shop, and I loved it. I was promoted to overseer.

25. Mr. Tailor is a good judge of the fine arts.

26. I've sent the suit to a tailor for alterations.

27. The tailor hung his creations on the railings.

28. He became an apprentice tailor at the age of 10 or 11.

29. The only person who acts sensibly is my tailor. He takes my measure anew every time he sees me. Everyone else goes by their old measurements. George Bernard Shaw 

30. In his youth his father bound him out to a tailor.

1. He had his dress made by a Paris tailor.

2. The tailor has cut my coat very well.

3. We identify your needs, and tailor your training accordingly.

4. The tailor lined the coat with silk.

5. He is a tailor by calling.

6. The tailor tailored him a suit.

7. The tailor took my measure for a new suit.

8. He asked the tailor to make over his trousers.

9. The tailor lined my coat with silk.

10. He seems tailor - made for the job.

11. The pianist had to tailor his style to suit the vocalist's distinctive voice.

12. Mr. Tailor is a good judge of the fine arts.

31. Either Mr Putt settle his long-standing and substantial account, or the tailor would take him to the debtor's court.

32. Kirov the tailor put a last quick tuck in position and stepped back to appraise his workmanship.

33. It enables us to tailor our solutions to suit the needs of different places.

34. It was inflexible, refusing to allow its members to tailor policies to suit their individual needs.

35. They now had the means to tailor curricula to suit what they perceived to be the abilities and interests of individual children.

36. Such tailor made option contracts should be distinguished from the traded options we consider here.

37. There were special stores and barber shops and tailor shops for the people of the project.

38. Jochen Schleese might be described as a highly specialized custom tailor.

39. The force's tailor in Brussels is refusing to provide uniforms until his bill is settled.

40. To be more free of legal duties(), he concentrated on his skills as a tailor.

41. His commands are absolute; no man may tailor them to suit his fancy.

42. A trained and skilled practitioner can tailor a session to treat insomnia by reducing muscular tension and promoting relaxation.

43. Setting a cost limit first, and then trying to tailor services to fit, causes only conflict and demoralisation.

44. Central units did not commonly tailor courses to library requirements, although this is not necessarily a disadvantage.

45. Children tend to tailor their behaviour to the particular places in which, and different persons with whom, they find themselves.

46. Grant had never been able to comprehend the reason for this inveterate enmity to the poor tailor.

47. Tailor the sail over the frame for a fit, then sew the tags secure in their positions.

48. Even when his hands pat their way up to my crotch it is less embarrassing than having a tailor measure my inside leg.

49. Luckily using macros and the customisable icon palette you can tailor Ami Pro 3.0 to your way of working.

49. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

50. As the tailor never saw his subject, it always amazed me how well the dresses fitted.

51. He had persuaded two fellow-officers to follow his example and take Kirov as their personal tailor.

52. Takoyaki Gen offers Yebisu beer, a light but flavorful brew from Sapporo that seems tailor made as an accessory to okonomiyaki.

53. This offering will enable customers to extend and tailor their systems to meet unique requirements.

54. His father was a tailor in Como, and young Antonio made his first fabric design at age 12.

55. This extremely flexible system allows the hotel to tailor service preferences for each guest.

56. Left and right hooks followed each other until the frightened tailor sank to the floor.

57. Francis Place, remembering his days as a journeyman tailor, endorsed this view.

58. Whether stylish laminate, natural wood or high-gloss finish, the Miele Specialist can tailor a kitchen to perfectly match your requirements.

59. And if you can, find out a little about their needs and frustrations, so you can better tailor your letter.

60. In Mespot you were allowed to purchase a bolt of blue serge and have the squadron tailor make up your uniform.

61. This questioning procedure allows the salesperson to tailor the speed and content of his presentation to the circumstances which face him.

62. He is to become president of the Savile Row tailor which bears his name.

63. Most rock acts tour in order to sell their latest album, and tailor their live show accordingly.

64. In nine years as leader, Neil Kinnock had done everything possible to tailor himself to the demands of the electorate.

65. There will be times when you may want to tailor your style of play to fight particular opponents.

66. Drawing on our knowledge of the city we can tailor make all the arrangements to suit your particular requirements.

67. A tailor by trade, Doucet donated his outstanding collection to the University of Paris early this century.

68. Gerald had asked his tailor to sew little loops into his tailcoat so that the Order did not have to be continually readjusted.

69. They will use the results to better tailor prevention trials to specific cultures within ethnic groups.

70. Tailor your list of achievements to match exactly the requirements of your future position, and leave everything else off.

71. Suppose we could tailor the Singularity.

72. He established himeself as a tailor.

73. He asked the tailor to make over his pants.

74. Tailor the depilation wax paper into appropriate size.

75. Ask the tailor to lengthen this skirt.

76. The tailor was balling the yarn.

77. The tailor ripped the hem and shortened the dress.

78. He was only an apprentice to a tailor.

79. You can tailor the login and logout behavior.

79. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!

80. We welcome any wholesales, retailing and tailor made production.

81. He asked the tailor to lengthen his coat.

82. The tailor has butchered this suit.

83. When Levi Strauss and tailor Jacob Davis patented the process to put rivets in men's denim work pants, they created the world's first blue jean.

84. The tailor asked the girl to try on the new dress.

85. This factory's female workers meticulously tailor export garments one after another.

86. Tailor - made dynamic contact resistance of gold hit the brake trigger switch, a permanent warranty.

87. The straight cut and curve cut in this series are also from the tailor of the samurai dress, some curve structure lines are from the hat and body armor of the Japanese samurai.

88. One of GCARD's tangible results is a roadmap for how better to tailor agricultural research to the needs of the rural poor.

89. Make sure the suit fits you like a dream and if it doesn't take it to a tailor—a true Italian will not suffer an ill-fitting outfit.

90. "Well," said the old tailor, "has the goat had her full share of food?"

91. Because a great deal of implementation is left for you, your control can have greater flexibility than a composite or extended control, and you can tailor your control to suit your exact needs.

92. Ebonweave now requires the tailor to be in Maw of Neltharion in Dragonblight to create it.

93. Participating transnational enterprises and some big domestic companies say they will tailor new products for the rural market, as well as expand access to quality farm produce.

94. Mr De Maeseneire, a multilingual 51 - year - old , looks tailor - made for the job.

95. According to folklore, one Hallowe'en a tailor called Sh?n ap Robert scorned the idea of Angelystor while drinking in a local pub.

96. Linear programming models seem tailor - made for solving capital budgeting problems when resources are limited.

97. In contrast to cavity QED systems, the researchers can custom tailor the circuitry in many areas.

98. Born in Hackney, East London, the son of a Jewish tailor, Pinter threw himself into acting from an early age.

99. "Only be quiet, " said the good-tempered tailor, "thou shalt keep thy children, " and put the prisoner back into the water.

100. The tailor opened it, and Cousin Longlegs came carefully in, and walked with beautiful steps over the smooth marble pavement.

101. The only explanation is that tailor - made derivatives can facilitate tax avoidance and manipulation of earnings.

102. A tailor, hatter and barber made sure he was well presented,() while a chimney sweep and a coalman kept his fire going.

103. Once the dashboards are deployed, users can further tailor them to meet their own personal needs from the WebSphere Business Monitor console.

104. Identify varying time slots in order to tailor your workouts to the available time you have.

105. When the tailor heard that, he took his pocket-handkerchief, pressed it on the grass, and when it was moist with dew, washed the sockets of his eyes with it.

106. This tailor got a reputation for poor sewing and tailoring.

107. Rehabilitation program is tailor - made for injured employees and specific to their job demands.

108. Guardsman Bortnill St. Ange is measured for his uniform by master tailor Lance Sergeant Matthew Else (left) at Victoria barracks in Windsor on April 21.

109. The tailor sits cross-legged day in day out sits in there, takes the needle to put on puts on(), is raising the iron shove around.

110. Among them was LL Cool J in a tailor - made fawn - colored suit.

111. We tailor production design to serve users'need in hydrogen usage, application and space.

112. Our Supply Chain experts can tailor financing arrangements supporting the entire supply chain flow between client and business partners through a Buyer and a Supplier Finance Programme.

113. Each country must tailor its energy plan to its indigenous endowment of replenishable energy resources.

114. The tailor fixed the tear as if there was no tear at all.

115. He would tell her, "Oh, sinful wretch, who is spreading disease and filth like an open sewer: think of the contamination you have spread around—from middle-aged tailor to B.Sc.

116. The tailor made a tailcoat for Harry . It is quite tasteful!

117. In the morning she got up feeling very pleased and not worried at all, but when she took a look at the stable there was the young tailor standing outside it cock-a-hoop and safe and sound.

118. Then just 13 days before the presentation the sewing girls were called out on strike. I found myself left with one tailor and woman who was in charge of the sewing room!

119. In my case, the emulated FireWire SCSI bus in question is 1 0 0, but it doesn't hurt to try a few others -- if you know which one you will be using, you can tailor the script.

120. This curriculum for the high-level English writing, mainly explains the sentence, the paragraph and the entire chapter article selected topic, the tailor and seeks a layout.

121. In the seaport city Naples in 1948, the designer karl Remo Gianne opened a tailor store dressmaking for the local nobles near the Mediterranean and got common recognition with his exquisite craft.

122. We provide custom designed and tailor - made LCD products as well as standardised solutions.

123. In this paper, The application of tailor welded tubes in hydroforming was discussed. And the difference between laser welded tubes and electrical resistance welding was compared.

124. The onboard Tone control allows you to tailor the overall sound to your liking.

125. Customers can also tailor Meilunmeihuan mosaic murals, parquet patterns , Yaoxian, Trim and other works of art.

126. The base material was tailor made colloidal solution of dicyandiamide urea formaldehyde copolymer.

127. You can see how it's laid out. This is the Frost who published that book. This is Frost at thirty-nine, Frost in a suit made by a London tailor in London.

128. Table-Be-Set, Gold-Donkey, and Cudgel-out-of-the-SackJacob and Wilhelm Grimm There was once upon a time a tailor who had three sons, and only one goat.

129. THE genetic equivalent of a tailor who uses molecular "fingers" to grab onto DNA, before snipping it apart and stitching in a new sequence could lead to safer gene therapies.

130. SWML provides comprehensive and tailor - made wealth management services to investors.

131. From the fascist's brown shirt to the bishop's purple cassock, authorities have a fetishistic attraction to the tailor and milliner.

132. To get the best performance out of your queries it is often necessary to tailor the table index definitions.

133. Tailor your summary statement to highlight the experience that is most relevant to the job.

134. The chatty Tailor is Madame Bilan de Linphel on the stage.

134. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

135. He's currently in India recruiting staff for an Indian office, which will carry out focus groups to better tailor Ignighter to an Indian market.

136. Miguel Caballero, the tailor who made Ruiz's coat, turns out over $3 million worth of bulletproof clothing every year from his Bogota factory.

137. A generic procedure allows the calling code to pass different data types each time it calls the procedure, so it can tailor the data types to the requirements of each individual call.

138. The simulation of stamping forming for low-carbon steel tailor welded blank was researched by using DYNAFORM software, and its forming process was comprehended intuitively.

139. In the cartoon we can see a large person being measured by a tailor to get suitable clothes made.

140. Ask the tailor to lengthen my coat because it is too short for me.

141. The tailor altered the waistband on my pants because it was too tight.

142. The Plainmetry Mesurement Specification above is survey by DOshop4u tailor by planimetry which carries on to clothes, measurement only taken on single side(plane).

143. He looks so smart in that suit! The tailor makes the man.

144. The tailor makes the man and the packer beautifies the goods.

145. Deep drawing experiments were carried out for tailor - welded blank square boxes.

146. It's also tailor - made for the small screen size of net books.

147. Only one man , a tailor, had watched Lady Godiva as she rode through the streets.