Sentence examples for favourite salon from inspiring English sources
And there's an obvious humour, too, in how Morrissey – the unloved youth who used to roam around graveyards spouting Keats and Wilde – is having a diva-sized tantrum, because he can't get an appointment at his favourite salon.
His latest solo release employs his trademark prepared piano to mimic the sounds of his favourite local club, Salon Des Amateurs, after which the album is named.
Aside from a Thirties Vitrolite sideboard she salvaged from a hairdressing salon, favourites include a collection of rare Forties aluminium bedroom furniture made in Wales by PB Cow from surplus aircraft aluminium.
Evolution by natural selection was indeed a favourite topic in society salons during the 1860s and beyond.
Pull the Guardian, BBC, Slate and Salon from my favourites.
Today's women gallerists are the direct descendants of the feisty 18th and 19th century heiresses, who hosted salons for their favourite artists.
His salon, Donde Dorian, is now a favourite among celebrities – kids hang out at the cafe in the front just to spot them, I was told.
I go to the National Gallery quite often, and one of my favourite rooms there is the lofty, daylit Victorian salon where Turner's paintings hang alongside those of Hogarth, Stubbs and Constable.
The President has been a patron of the same Chicago barbershop, the Hyde Park Hair Salon, for over 20 years, even flying his favourite barber, Zariff, over to Washington to keep him trim.
But salon stylist Lara Zee says it is the wheelchair basketball and wheelchair rugby players who have been her favourite clients during the games.
