Sentence examples for parlor through from inspiring English sources

Beyond the parlor, through pocket doors, is a sun-filled guest suite with courtyard access.

COMMON SPACES: Through a foyer is a parlor; through pocket doors, a dining area.

By Caroline Hirsch April 11, 2011 As I was hunting for images for this week's fiction piece, "A Withered Branch," by Ludmilla Petrushevskaya, I came across Yelena Zhavoronkova's wonderful, personal "Memories in Red" series, on view at Porto Franco Art Parlor through April 19th.

Other fairs have booths; this one has architectural structures and furnished interiors: shops, parlors, floor-through salons, with nooks and crannies to peer into and corners to peek around.

The man's eyes wandered around the parlor, and through them I saw what he did: a dirty room full of junk.

"This day will never come again in the history of the world," he said as he smoked outside the parlor, flipping through his program to find a suitable race.

Mr. Mineo, 24, a body piercer at a tattoo parlor, says through his lawyers that on Oct. 15, four officers chased and beat him in the Prospect Park station and shoved something into his rectum.

It is fun to find out how Ms. Omori became the first of her family to get a tattoo, and how she happened to be at Mr. Hardy's San Francisco parlor, before, through a mix of luck, timing and cultural resonance, his thick-lined drawings hit the malls of America.

Over the course of the evening, he literally moved from a whisper to a scream, making the most of the dynamic possibilities of the solo format from delicately nuanced songs on which he played lightly on an acoustic parlor guitar through rockers in which he channeled that youthful anger of auld while bashing away on one of his amplified hollow-body electric instruments.

We negotiated complex meal preparations and slurred our way through parlor games.

In the same month, a 32-year-old man dropped dead of exhaustion in a computer parlor after playing through the five-day Lunar New Year holiday.