Sentence examples for getting a trim from inspiring English sources

Walk in on any given day and it is not uncommon to see senators — men and women — getting a trim in between meetings.

In Mr. Boehmer's chair getting a trim was Terry Lemley, 58, an insurance agent who had no plans to see the Osama show.

"I got, like, thirty texts from him!" David Johnson said, slightly annoyed, from the barber chair, where he was getting a trim.

Salons are getting a trim in this economy.

Go to a professional hairdresser when getting a trim, or even for advice.

Hair care experts generally recommend getting a trim every six to eight weeks, to remove dead ends and to keep hair in top shape.

Several said they were too busy to get a trim.

I get a trim every few months, but I cut my bangs myself.

Get a trim and sip one of the bar-cum-barbershop's seasonal cocktails.

Once outfitted, get a trim at the trendy hair salon next door, opened by the same owner.

Instead you get a trim coat in black cashmere with a raised collar and a row of 12 brass buttons.