Meanings of little dressmaker in English

A little dressmaker over on Amsterdam Avenue had turned it out.

The little dressmaker told me that she was engaged to M. Plumet, frame-maker.

The Dantons, with the pale little dressmaker, returned next day, all necessaries provided.

A little dressmaker had left her workshop to bring her daughter.

All that was romantic in the little dressmaker's soul rose to appreciate Delia Blanchflower.

He lifted his hat, bowed to the little dressmaker, and turned back to the cab.

It was a mad thing-fouryears ago in Marseille I met a girl, a little dressmaker there.

It was designed by a little dressmaker he had found on the Left Bank, a woman named Gabrielle Chanel.

Even now I bet you he boasts among his friends that he's got his eye on a little dressmaker.

Look at the little dressmaker there, going over to Paris to buy models, hanging on to her husband's arm.

Ordered the pink silk after all, from the new little dressmaker, and beat her down three pounds as to price.

She had a little dressmaker and a little hair woman and a little manicure and a little florist, and so forth.

The stolid Hungarian, startled out of her lethargy, protested innocence; the little dressmaker, who seemed honest and friendly, wept in sheer sympathy.

"The little dressmaker," the woman said in a husky voice.

"And that one little dressmaker discovered you all?"