Sentence examples for lead barber from inspiring English sources

After a 25-yard touchdown catch by Amani Toomer gave the Giants a 13-3 lead, Barber, hard noggin and all, gave Philadelphia its own headache.

Last Saturday against Philadelphia, Seubert pulled out from his position to lead Barber six times, Whittle did it once and Bober made an adjustment in his movement during the game that led to the Giants' longest running play of the day.

It came as no surprise to the writer to hear that, in 1973, Flicka was singing the lead role of "The Barber of Seville" at the Metropolitan Opera.

6 September 1964: The growth in shoulder-length hair has led Britain's barbers to cut up rough with their hirsute customers.

Warren E. Buffett's relationship with his barber, Stan Docekal, has led Buffett devotees to visit Mr. Docekal's shop in Omaha in search of investment tips.

As for the statistic of hundreds of thousands of butchered boys, she did not insist on it but fell back on matters not in dispute: the existence of four Neapolitan conservatories that trained castrati; the outcast status of castrati who did not make it to the top; the unsanitary conditions of the surgical procedures, mostly carried out by barbers, which could lead to infection and death.

"This intervention is essentially conducted by a traditional barber and often leads to hemorrhage.

Their team, the Allenhurst Barbers, races to a 32-22 leat athehendnd of the first quarter.

We asked the only barber we know, Joseph Bradbury, AKA the lead singer of the Rhythm Method, AKA the only band working in Britain today worth listening to, to wax poetic for a bit about Richie Hawtin's various haircuts.

We asked the only barber we know, Joseph Bradbury, AKA the lead singer of the Rhythm Method, AKA the only band working in Britain today worth listening to, to, yep, rank and rate Richie Hawtin's haircuts.

It's actually very helpful for the barber, and is much more likely to lead to a cut that you like than the hopelessly vague, rarely effective: "Uh, just a little off the top, not too short".