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1) He prides himself on his tailoring.

2) Clever tailoring can flatter your figure.

3) Thick hair, thick eyebrows, nose, lips, shoulders and tailoring.

4) He is spending a fortune tailoring the house to his specifications to make it a perfect bachelor pad.

5) He was a gunsmith who turned to tailoring after the declining need for full-time gunmakers made the craft unprofitable.

6) Malcolm also slowly moved into made-to-measure tailoring, probably because of teddy boys coming in and asking for stuff to be made up.

7) Since becoming sole owner of the family tailoring business, William had built it up very successfully.

8) It is also likely that some tailoring of the system will be necessary for a different application.

9) Tailoring didn't steal the show,[http://sentencedict.com/tailoring.html] but jackets were there for women who can't imagine a wardrobe without them.

10) He had always felt that tailoring was a job more suited to women than to men.

11) This stage of the manufacturing process involved tailoring complex systems to customer specifications, testing, order consolidation and shipping.

12) Heavy, woollen - perhaps even wooden - tailoring with over-scaled collars and sleeve detailing opened up to reveal ghastly print linings.

13) Secondly, the inscription is also a major tailoring skills.

14) Other production skills, tailoring the material is relatively small.

15) Raw materials, tailoring, degreasing, pickling, play sand, polishing, spray.

16) Projects establish their defined processes by tailoring the organization's set of standard processes according to tailoring guidelines to suit a particular project or organizational unit.

17) Naturally, tailors and tailoring factories also made civilian clothing, and these seven books include pictures and details of all the latest Third Reich fashions and patterns for how to make them.

18) In low slack systems, vigorous competition in the environment prevents managers from easily tailoring their activities to achieve personal ends.

19) Speculation on their colourful lives and enormous bank balances have provided much needed excitement in a sea of bland, beige tailoring.

20) But beneath the cascading ringlets and whacky fur hats, there was undiluted vintage Gaultier tailoring.

21) They demand an advanced level of quality technical sales support and the tailoring of research and technology to meet customer requirements.

22) Couture encompasses mind-boggling mixes of fabrics and patterns, handmade laces and perfect tailoring.

23) Aware that women outnumber men on voter lists, politicians from both parties are tailoring their campaigns accordingly.

24) Popular nursing mythologies are demystified and explained and advice given on tailoring re-entry preparation to suit individual learning needs.

25) The West End/East End distinction in trades like shoe making and tailoring was well established by the end of the eighteenth century.

26) She is seeking funding for a range of projects from tailoring and knitting bazaars to poultry raising.

27) A short double-breasted jacket introduced Mr. Nicoll's vision of modern tailoring, for which he is known at his London label.

28) What do you think if there is someone at the picking point to perform any tailoring on your purchases in case of unfitting products?

29) Human Female - " Why does everyone automatically assume I know tailoring and cooking? "

30) Signature control can be accomplished with a variety of methods such as obscuration, surface appliques, shape tailoring, active cooling and integrated designs.

1) He prides himself on his tailoring.