Similar words: sewer, sewerage, renewed, skewed, stewed, lose weight, strewed, screwed. Meaning: [səʊ] 
adj. fastened with stitches.
adj. fastened with stitches. 
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1. The surgeon sewed up the wound.
2. She sewed patches on the elbows of jacket.
3. The peasant carefully sewed money into his belt.
4. She sewed the seam with small neat stitches.
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5. She sewed the buttons on with cotton.
6. She sewed it on with needle and thread.
7. She sewed a patch onto the knee of the trousers.
8. She carefully sewed it to the cap.
9. She sewed the dresses on the sewing machine.
10. I sewed on three buttons.
11. He sewed his money into his belt.
12. She sewed two pieces of cloth together.
13. He sewed the badge neatly onto his uniform.
14. He sewed up the tear with needle and thread.
15. I sewed patches on the knees of my jeans.
16. She sewed the two sides together.
17. Before my first day at school my mother sewed tabs on all my clothes with my name on.
18. My mother sewed a new cotton - padded jacket for me.
19. He sewed the patch onto the back of his trousers.
20. Birds sewed back and forth over the line.
21. Andrews snipped and sewed the masterpiece into one-piece garments.
22. President Ford had the nomination all but sewed up.
23. But Zeus rescued her unborn child, sewed it up in his own thigh, and brought it forth afterwards.
24. The girls set to work, sewed, talked, laughed, and combed their hair.
25. She sewed and chatted with the wardrobe staff in the theater basement and tirelessly ran errands for the performers.
26. I sewed curtains and quilts and the boys were allowed to choose their own colour schemes and furnishings.
27. She sewed buttons on to a white shirt she'd made.
28. I washed out a pair of tights and sewed on a button.
29. The room was filled with fine sprays of blood until he got it sewed up.
30. She ironed their tiny strips of white embroidered cuffs and collars herself, and sewed them on fresh nearly every day.
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