Sentence examples for life parlor from inspiring English sources
When they were on Broadway together in "Threepenny Opera" in 2006, they were such fixtures at gay clubs that it became a night life parlor game: "Every time you see Alan Cumming and Cyndi Lauper, take a shot," Mr. Cumming recalled.
For a week he had had his eyes on a piece of still life for the parlor.
The multitalented music entrepreneur once ran one of Williamsburg's many speak-easies, Quiet Life, in a funeral parlor.
But he also assembled silhouettes into composite pictures, sometimes capturing a whole family, or vignettes of family life (one includes a parlor image of people looking at projected lantern slides).
The freakish is the ultimate avant-garde, a finger in the eye of the buttoned-up bourgeois vision of ordered life, like a tattoo parlor in the midst of a holistic spa.
He subsequently turned his gaze on life upstairs, in bourgeois parlors and drawing rooms, creating such famous images as "The Governess," his first hit at the Salon in 1739, "The Diligent Mother," "Saying Grace," "Domestic Pleasures" and "Meal for a Convalescent".
Once thats done, you can concentrate on your family life. The parlors are actually beginning to suffer from their wide acceptance and popularity.
The building that houses the cafe has already had a long life as an ice cream parlor.
The novel, after all, ends with Catherine sitting in her parlor embroidering, "for life, as it were".
Head and Jesse could hit up the local tattoo parlor for a "Life Is Pain" rocker or maybe check out local band SoL PacH's gig.
