Sentence examples for parlours from inspiring English sources

Or for something more original head to Disorder, a cool independent boutique, just off New Street; down to Digbeth to snoop around the Custard Factory (including the Sunday flea market), with shops such as Cow Vintage Clothing; or the Great Western Arcade, a restored Victorian gem with a wide variety of retailers – everything from designer shops to cigar and whisky parlours.

Should you think that massage parlours are a strictly modern phenomenon, prepare to think again.

The number of tattoo parlours has surged 173% over the decade according to Experian, which tracks changes in 2,000 key retail locations around the country.

On the continent France Though tourists know the Parisian hotspots of the Rue St Denis and Pigalle, most prostitution in France is far less high-profile, relying on the internet, small ads and massage parlours.

Britain's high streets have been transformed in the last 10 years and the change is well illustrated by the rise of tattoo parlours – shopping parades are increasingly populated by retail outlets where the customer actually needs to be there in person.

Curly Moore, a veteran tattoo artist based at Lionel's Tattoo Studios in Oxford, has watched the number of local parlours increase from just two to 13 in the last six or seven years.

Born poor in Kokang district, he had toyed around with video parlours and liquor stores.

It will be distributed, too, in women-run grocery stores and beauty parlours.

AMID a din of slot machines and air thick with cigarette smoke, it is hard to believe that the grim-faced punters in the pachinko parlours of Ono are enjoying themselves.

He dropped out of school, and fiddled round with bricklaying and gaming parlours before starting to buy companies.

In Marie's city, a half-hour "full service" costs just £40.Massage parlours are much safer than the streets, as even the government admitted this week.