Sentence examples for long salon from inspiring English sources

She found herself embayed in a far corner of the long salon.

On Wednesday, she wore purple eye shadow and tucked her long, salon-coddled hair into a hat.

* * * To comfort myself, I set off on foot for the Louvre and wandered about the museum's long salons until I came upon Géricault's "Dead Cat".

The other was the University of Venice at Tolentini, where additional Naumans culminated in "Days," displayed in another long, narrow salon, this one with rows of windows on both sides.

Staring intently at facade after facade a familiar warm clamminess enveloped Jane, with a tremor of disgust, she sensed every damp fold of her dress, and below these the ruches and pleats of my flaking skin… Still, at least the venue was appropriate: Lettice had hired out the long, dusty salon that formed the first-storey salesroom of an upmarket architectural salvage business.

The library gave way onto a long, rectangular salon filled with overstuffed sofas and chairs upholstered in gold and silver satin.

Variety's Scott Foundas called it "one of the best films" of Ridley Scott's long career; Salon's Andrew O'Hehir bluntly declared it "the worst ever made by people this talented".

What's the longest your salon blowout lasted?

In 1963, when the movie The Leopard was released the Gangi Palace ballroom was almost unique in its status of having been a film set, but today long unused salons and ballrooms are hosting corporate and public events.

Now a long article at Salon adds another epithet: "a covert international weapon of soft power".

A long piece by Salon's David Sirota shows that several Republican leaders have revealed their anxieties about possible sequestration measures at the Pentagon.