Sentence examples similar to making haircut from inspiring English sources

You could certainly make the argument that New York's upper classes hardly want these days for personal attention, surrounded as they are by helicopter pilots who fly them to the Hamptons and private stylists who make haircut house calls.

What is more, once new laws come in that are intended to make haircuts more orderly, the likelihood of panic may diminish.

An update made haircuts free now.

Making the haircut calculations all the harder to calculate is that for the first time in the euro currency union's short history a member country will be forced to curtail the free movement of capital — one of the core precepts that underpins the ideal of monetary union in Europe.

My parents keep asking things like why do I get haircuts that make me look sad?

"It's not the price that makes the haircut, it's the stylist," she said.

In the demo, Google showed how you can tell the Assistant that you want to make a haircut appointment.

"Siri could actually make a haircut appointment for you rather than just telling you about places nearby and Groupon could let you book an appointment to redeem a Groupon from their site rather than inundating a receptionist with a thousand calls".

Yves and Pittini quickly formed a bond and he often credits Bruno for helping him realize exactly what makes a haircut "work".

Local residents tried to get haircuts and make some purchases.

But I remember a poem of his about malevolence — a litany of such acts of bad faith as I've advised people to get haircuts that made them Look a mess, and poked fun behind their backs.