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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(Sentencedict.com), 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.