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Let me read Resew There were three house burglaries.

Our staff will resew a new 3" or 4" strap, 30 feet long, and sew a label to it on all four sides.

I shall have to resew the seams.

Zip Jack will fix broken umbrellas, often while the customer waits, charging $3.75 for new tension springs and $1 to resew a rib tip.

Stitch a Log Cabin-style unit, then slice it and resew the shapes into amazing quilts.

We recreate, resew, renovate, remake, reinvent.'

He will sew and resew them, and when the sole goes, he will buy a newer sole and glue it on.

iPhone Sleeve: Cut up a pair of blue jeans and resew them to fashion a cheap, effective sleeve for your iPhone, iPad or other gadgets.

The shop charges $2 to resew frayed fabric to the tip of a rib, $5 and up for a new handle and $6 and up for a new metal point.

In the most extreme cases we also unstitch the reinforcing Dyneema cord along the trailing edge and resew it taking lots of care not to pull in the fabric edge while doing so.

He had lost a dozen pounds, and his flight gear all had to be rebuckled, and a parachute rigger was trying to take some webbing out of his harness and resew it so it would fit.

Down: 2 Totemic, 3 Penthouse, 4 Niche, 5 Heathen, 6 Crescendo, 7 Reign, 8 Sharing, 15 The brains, 16 In a moment, 17 Opening, 18 All told, 19 Eyebrow, 21 Knife, 23 Resew.

Early in its training, it was so poorly equipped that a civilian who visited the troops wrote a letter to the editor of The New York Times (published May 16, 1861) complaining that tailors within the regiment had to resew the uniforms and put buttons on them, and that some of the soldiers were wearing "flip-flaps".