Sentence examples for on salons from inspiring English sources
Not one to blow money on salons these days, Bartlett would be hard pressed to beat the price: a shave and cut costs $20. STEFFIE NELSON.
Texts of art criticism by notable French and other artists and writers, specifically focused on salons and important literary works written from 1741 to 1927.
Mr. Weisenberg, a longtime lifeguard, and other Democrats wanted 17-year-olds banned from tanning salons but he said that Republicans' concerns about the economic effects on salons led to a deal admitting them, with parental consent.
Likewise, when you're doing a bit of research, or when you're reading a good book on salons in England in the early twentieth century, you know you read some little detail and you're think, I've got to get that in there.
On-campus salons featured speakers working on related issues.
"Fat-Shaming a Child Into a Book Deal," a headline on Salon huffed in protest.
"So that's how you get a book published, ladies," Mary Elizabeth Williams wrote on Salon.
Ms. Powell has kept an inreasingly popular Web log of her progress on Salon.
"There is an enormous amount of political pressure on Salon," he said.
In California, where three-fourths of the 80,000 nail salon workers are Vietnamese, Vietnamese groups have begun an education campaign on salon safety.
Yesterday, on Salon, Glenn Greenwald wrote about the detention of Bradley Manning, the Army private who is accused of leaking thousands of classified diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks.
