Sentence examples for important salons from inspiring English sources

Her mother started as a governess but presided over the most important salons of her age, where aristocrats confronted the new ideas that opened the way to revolution.

Their dinner table has become one of the important salons of Turin, and their parties — two or three a week — are carefully planned to appear casual and relaxed, in a way that appeals to the professors, journalists, C.E.O.s, leftist politicians, and members of the European Parliament who meet at their house.

While in Rome Bekker was introduced to Dorothea von Schlegel and met Henriette Herz, a previous acquaintance, who kept the other important salon in the Prussian capital.

The jury of the all-important Salon in Paris rejected it in 1875.

"It's terrifically important that salons are back because writing is a solitary business, and yet the discussion of literature is really enlivened by face-to-face contact," he said.

By the time the show reconvenes next year in Shanghai, it could outstrip Geneva as the world's most important auto salon.

So when it comes time for you to make your decision it's a great idea to make a list of your most important beauty salon software requirements.

Atmosphere is very important in a salon.

He joined Salon in 2000 to become Washington bureau chief, and he's run virtually every editorial department at Salon -- maybe most important, shepherding Open Salon to become the writing powerhouse that it is for us now.

Texts of art criticism by notable French and other artists and writers, specifically focused on salons and important literary works written from 1741 to 1927.

The peasant subjects, which from the early 1850s were to be Millet's principal concern, made their first important appearance at the Salon of 1848 with The Winnower, later destroyed by fire.