seamstress的示例

• His wife supplemented their income by working as a seamstress.

• Specific occupations reserved for women included those of seamstress, laundress, weaver, spinner and the like.

• There were a couple of domestic servants who had households of their own and one woman was registered as a seamstress.

• The women among them found work as marketers and laundry women, domestics, seamstresses, teachers and artisans.

• This was the most common profession of childless elderly women, although one woman was a seamstress and another was an owner of a restaurant.

• Others worked as seamstresses, in the entertainment industry and hotels.

• She had learnt to sew by herself and somehow had bought a second-hand, foot-powered sewing machine to work as a seamstress.

• Three seamstresses and a few women lacking occupational data were also found.

• What about looking at the actual products those seamstresses sewed - oddly absent from this book - as part of changing ideas about aesthetics, textiles, or fashion?

• In 1880, there were some female shopkeepers, seamstresses, owners of restaurants, cooks, and workers, but women with occupations other than that of servant were very rare.

• These gain fairly comparable prices, and the input to the household economy by male woodcarvers and female seamstresses is much the same (and fairly low-level income).

• Acquiring domestic skills also would enable pupils of the lower stratum to earn their own livelihoods as seamstresses, laundrywomen, or cooks.

• Through anthropological research and use of secondary sources, the authors place the persona of the seamstress centre stage, viewing the transformations of clothing production and demand through her eyes.

• Porter's study considers together seamstresses, cigarette workers and street vendors and explicitly excludes both paid and unpaid domestic labour - the most common forms of women's work.

• For example, men do not become seamstresses, and there are other such professions.