Sentence examples for not only salon from inspiring English sources

Suter neither titles nor dates her work, and the canvases are displayed not only salon style, but overlapping, draped on the floor and hanging from a rack like carpets in a showroom.

Same goes not only for Salon or Slate but every online edition of traditional print magazines.

It was Oct. 30, the day after Hurricane Sandy blew through the region, and Matt Fugate, a stylist at Sally Hershberger on West 14th Street, found that not only had the salon been shuttered because of the power failure, but his clients were anxiously trying to reach him on Facebook.

Williams's story was originally published in 1986, and it's full of references from a just slightly earlier era: not only the tanning salon but the pop song playing on the radio, the girl's Rannalli roller skates, and a store called Imagine that "sells neon palm trees and silk clouds and stars.

Jake's mom not only found a salon for her son, she also shelled out $70 for his dye job.

Barbicide is a translucent blue disinfectant solution (Fig. 3) that is used not only in beauty salons to disinfect items such as combs and scissors, but also in hospitals as it has viricidal, bactericidal and fungicidal properties [1].

Beaumont's painting was not only accepted into the Salon of 1873 but won second prize.

Edward not only loved France's salon culture and charming resorts, he also appreciated its strength as an ally.

The house in which Canales promotes her literary aspirations is not only used as a salon but also as a torture centre.

But salons are not only trying to match customers with the right gel or mousse.

Therefore, nail salons should not only divide the space by function, as what most of the nail salons are doing, but also should divide the space by service scales based on its customer mix and needs.