Retailoring

Most of all, Paul Pelletier, an artist who I hated on The Flash, hated on Exiles, whose figures are sometimes bloopy and flabby, is on a roll here, with a slight retailoring of his style for the FF, and a lean figure sense that totally works for me inker Rick Magyar certainly helps as well. ❋ Unknown (2009)

While constantly retailoring narrow policy prescriptions to the perceived mood of the moment in Washington, D.C., they plug away at amassing facts, doing complex statistical analyses, and writing books and articles that avoid political stances and "rhetorical" appeals to popular sentiment. ❋ Unknown (1997)

I am there in a party dress which is not quite as girlish as it was when Mother helped me pick it out, in consequence of some very careful retailoring I have done with my door locked. ❋ Heinlein, Robert A. (1963)

We should judge him by the resultant of his interaction with many pressures in a social organization which faces a retailoring job if it is to be adapted to a modern industrial civilization and still preserve the elements of freedom. ❋ Unknown (1943)

Mr. Ives, a playwright whose tasty psychodrama, "Venus in Fur," opens on Broadway next month after an acclaimed run at the Classic Stage Company in New York two seasons ago, has lately been pursuing a fruitful sideline in retailoring French classics in more contemporary cuts. ❋ By CHARLES ISHERWOOD (2011)

One such contribution is his discovery of the phospholipid retailoring or "Lands" pathway. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The term "hotzone" is passé, apparently: The Boston Globe reports that efforts to build a city-wide Wi-Fi network in the cradle of liberty have faltered, with only hundreds of thousands of dollars towards a $15m goal raised; a retailoring of plans for more modest, inexpensive pilots; and the potential departure of the volunteer CEO in favor of a paid leader. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It’s served me well — so well that I’ve been basically retailoring it ever since. ❋ Unknown (2009)