Sentence examples for haircuts from inspiring English sources

The children wear baggy pants and fluorescent earrings, and have spiked haircuts.

The Department of Justice is looking for scalps – finally, after five years of drowsy hibernation – but some banks are whining about merely getting haircuts.

This measure of store prices is narrower than consumer price inflation (CPI), which also includes utility bills, and the cost of services such as haircuts and restaurant meals.

So why don't Christians observe his other rules – banning haircuts, tattoos, eating pigs and shellfish or wearing a garment of two kinds of material mixed together?

But the problem, apparently, is that "combined with their deep voices and 1940s haircuts, this rhetoric from the alpha males frames the issue in a 'practical expert versus excitable hysteric' narrative that is very hard to counteract if you are following one of them in a debate and are young and female.

Bracelets, necklaces, extraordinary haircuts, western graphic tees, and long hair that once landed men in the pound have largely been thrown out the window because today, the morality police has evolved to almost exclusively target women.

At the camp he was assigned to work in a barber shop where the SS men got their haircuts.

You could get a couple of very nice haircuts for that.

That our haircuts are an instrument of oppression.

A "strictly confidential" report from Greece's "troika" of debt inspectors warns that the banks will have to accept 60% losses or "haircuts" if governments were to limit their second bailout to €109bn.

Uninsured depositors would probably incur haircuts of the order of 35%, said senior sources involved in the negotiation.