Sentences with phrase «where seamstresses»
Think about how much more value you will get out of a one - of - a-kind skirt that costs $ 150 over a $ 15 skirt that will fall apart after one wash (where the seamstress who made it was probably not paid a fair wage).
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Alfonsi reports from within Pamper's Top Secret Research and Development Center where over 500 scientists, chemical engineers and seamstresses work to improve the look, feel, absorbency, and trimness of today's disposable diapers.
Sometimes you just can't find what you envision in your head, and this is where knowing a good seamstress comes in handy.
I put on the gloves and marked with the seamstress pencil where I wanted the letters.
A quirky oriental restaurant where you'll find clothes hanging from the ceiling, Seamstress puts a modern and fun twist on Asian cuisine.
When it is revealed that one of his unwed factory seamstresses, Fantine (Anne Hathaway) is mother to a fatherless child, she's thrown to the streets where she must sell her hair, teeth, and body to support her young child, Cosette.
Anderson drinks in the stylish townhouse where much of the film takes place, framing a spiral staircase in worshipfully low angles as Reynolds's maids, seamstresses, and models ascend it each morning to commence in the ritual of their work.
Nineteen - year - old Ry lives with his sweet younger sister, Sarah, and mother, Jo Beth, on a decrepit farm, where Jo Beth ekes out a living as a seamstress.
I don't know where our swimwear business is headed in the future; it's possible that we will search for an experienced seamstress to partner with or one of us will learn how to sew.
Piled high at one end of the room, the cloth then makes its way to a table where it is marked by squiggles and doodles in blue thread, as if the seamstress had recently departed for a coffee break.
In 1970, she went to the United States intending to study law, but instead earned a degree (MA) in Asian History at Lone Mountain College (University of San Francisco) in 1972 where she supported herself as a seamstress and a typist.
His father was a police district paymaster and his mother a seamstress, and in 1950, at the age of 15, he moved to England, where he lived with an uncle and completed his education.
Colchester, England About Blog Sew for Victory is where I document my adventures as an amateur seamstress.