sew造句

The quickest way to sew is with a sewing machine.

She preferred to sew rather than to knit.

This machine can sew and cut the fabric simultaneously.

If the Southern textile bloc can sew up 34 Senate votes, it can defeat the treaty.

It will take less time to machine the curtains than to sew them by hand.

Kremlin artisans would sew the most valuable of these fabrics into ecclesiastical garments for leaders of the Russian Orthodox Church.

She did not read or sew any more, but used to sit there silently, staring into the distance.

Cut around the waistband and down around the zipper, making sure to leave enough room to sew.

Why do rehabilitation hospitals teach disabled people how to sew wallets and cook from a wheelchair but not deal with a person's damaged self-image?

Next, learn to sew or find a dry cleaner who irs go without saying, and a little alteration can upgrade an item's fashion rating no end.

Karen herself was dressed very neatly and cleanly; she was taught to read and to sew, and people said that she was pretty.

Daughters were taught early to cook, sew, knit, launder and care for younger children, often serving as little mothers to their siblings.

All my life she has been the one teaching me: to cook, sew and knit; to laugh; to enjoy the good times and patiently endure the bad. Now it was my turn to give something back.

Can you wait for me, so I woke up, I distinguish between right and wrong, etc. I convinced myself, I climbed out of the cliff. Wait for me to sew my chest and see you.

The surgeon may choose to sew your natural tissue back together, but frequently, it requires the placement of mesh (screen) in or on the abdominal wall for a sound closure.

I ask your excellencies' pardon, but this is quite a French demand; for the next week you will not find a single tailor who would consent to sew six buttons on a waistcoat if you paid him a crown a piece for each button."