stitcher

IPA: stˈɪtʃɝ

Examples of "stitcher" in Sentences

The oldest piece of equipment, a side-seam stitcher, is from about 1910.
As an avid stitcher in my spare time, I often have to rip out my work to fix mistakes.
He also ran the "stitcher," a ground-level machine that staples together magazines and pamphlets.
We'll be back to 13 stripes and 50 stars, said volunteer stitcher Carolyn Deters of Glenwood, Iowa.
That the unknown individual, the surreptitious stitcher, the one who put the tassels on, had a really sick sense of humor?
A woman comes out and said her mother sent her to the fish market on this day and time and it's then Cassie realizes she's a "stitcher" who is there to heal Nick.
Being a cross-stitcher and crafty-kinda-gal who also loves to "do" quilling AND an admirer of cake decorating, today's blog entry has my eyes totally satisfied and wanting a cigarette!
A stitcher in Pakistan receives 30 rupees (45p) for a football, and 47 rupees for a Fairtrade football (to Fifa standard), but crucially they also have access to microcredit loans (fairdealtrading. com)
Understandably salsa-dancing, knicker-stitcher Hayley, was rather distressed – but she's going to be even more upset to find herself bound and gagged in the factory by crazed Tony, who remonstrates: "Could you stop your snivelling and be a man about this?"