Sentence examples for opened a salon from inspiring English sources

Ms. Goldberg's company recently opened a salon that caters to clients who prefer to shop discreetly.

In 1966 Mr. Sassoon took America by storm when he opened a salon on Madison Avenue in Manhattan.

In the first season of his reality series, Mr. Antin (left, with a client) opened a salon in Beverly Hills.

In 2005 she opened a salon again, though for the first six years she did not want to tempt fate by putting her name on it.

The Mirjam mystique arrived in the United States in 2005, when a friend and fellow hairdresser who had just opened a salon in Manhattan Beach, Calif., summoned Ms. Bayoumi from Stockholm.

In 1985, Humiston borrowed four thousand dollars from his grandparents, bought two tanning beds, and opened a salon in the basement of an office building in a Buffalo suburb.

Ms. Cortese said she could open a salon.

They're about to open a salon in London.

"This is a difficult climate for opening a salon but we've been doing well," she said.

Mr. Pippo Guastella studied hairdressing in Rome and worked there for Frank the Neopolitan, who had several illustrious male clients, before opening a salon in New York in 1959.

Scarred by beatings from her husband, and tormented by his first wife, Nahida opens a salon in her provincial town and begins squirreling away money.