“sewed”可以造什么句，sewed造句

She sewed my new blue jeans.

She sewed the buttons on with cotton.

Ribbon weaving sewed increases the whole attractive appearance.

She sewed patches on the elbows of jacket.

The Queen and her Ladies-in-waiting sat at the window and sewed.

Then we got a needle and cotton thread and sewed up the hole.

She tailored and sewed herself to make a small Lapel jacket, which she wore, reflecting the beauty of her mother.

Before my first day at school my mother sewed tabs on all my clothes with my name on.

I painstakingly sewed up the books and the covers, and I had a good look at the indifferent Romanticism beforehand.

Brazil bought blue shirts and sewed on badges to avoid a clash with Sweden's yellow tops at the 1958 FIFA World Cup final at the Rasunda.

In order to make a living, his mother sewed clothes for him, and his father had to take turns as temporary workers in several factories.

In summer, she sewed vest or trousers with snow-white yarn for Bingxin, and then along the edge of black baked silk, which was cool and elegant and eye-catching.

They pretended to take the cloth from the loom, and worked about in the air with big scissors, and sewed with needles without thread, and said at last: ‘The emperor's new suit is ready now.

So until the end of the year, Grandma bought the cloth, took the painted thread under the dim lamp, and then sewed on the sewing machine, in time to make sure the clothes were ready in the evening of New Year's Eve.

When she sewed she made long stitches.

Surgeons at Odstock Hospital, Wilts, sewed the thumb on.

Amy sewed with outward meekness and inward rebellion till dusk.

She sewed his name on the inside of his shirt-collar .

The team started by etching thin layers of brass on plastic film, which could be sewed onto a fabric.

And some Indian god sewed the wound up into a hole, pulled it round to our belly to remind us of the price we pay.

In the weeks that followed, the Queen sat hour after hour at the window. In her lap was the crimson velvet and she sewed it in silks as bloody as the dawn.

As a child, I took art classes at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, carved animals from bars of soap at summer camp, made awful jewelry for my mother and sewed clothing for myself by hand that I was too embarrassed to wear outside my bedroom.

The split seams of the trousers have been sewed.

Later they were made of pieces of animal skin sewed together and stuffed with feathers or hay.

Dark evening, gradually low pressure down, the world sewed up, the boundless wheat fields from green to blue and dark gray.

His shirt collar was securely sewed.

The dead branch under the street lamp gradually thinned in the dim pupil, and eventually thinned into a needle, mobilized the atrium, and sewed up an old wound.

Mrs. Hale: Mildly. Just pulling out a stitch or two that 's not sewed very good.

At the beginning of the moonlight, light as a plain suit, I used a sharp needle, a needle line meticulously sewed the heart of the long night of snow.