Sentence examples for parlours for from inspiring English sources

We are not afraid.' After each funeral, cleaners prepared the parlours for the next corpses.

It relies on the Co-op chain of supermarkets and funeral parlours for about 70% of its funding, under a relationship that has in place for a century.

While in London, he began to visit massage parlours for sex, a habit he retained when he eventually moved back to Suffolk.

The fictional Michel, a bored, misanthropic civil servant, takes off with his inherited windfall on a tour to Thailand, where he gloomily interacts with his fellow tourists and visits massage parlours for relief.

A frequenter of massage parlours for 25 years, Wright told the court he only turned to street prostitutes in October after he moved into a flat in the red light district, having realised he could buy sex for as little as £20 if he haggled over the price.

(In Hong Kong, another similarly sized city, the problem is even worse: urns filled with ashes often sit in funeral parlours for months while waiting for the next available spot at a public columbarium, and the maximum burial period is just six years).

When the upcountry harvests fail, the sons and daughters of rice farmers' arrive here, bleary-eyed, on the overnight trains, to be swept up by those seeking cleaners for hotels, drivers for taxis, girls for massage parlours, hostesses for bars.

Oatley and McGuinness talked by the fire in Bernadette's back parlour for two hours.

Relaxed spots for lunch include Superette for a salad platter or the popular pork-belly sandwich, and Lady Bonin's Tea Parlour for a cuppa in boho surroundings.

There's nowt like a good pampering before a wedding!" bellows Candy Cabs driver Stella Melanie Hilll), chivvying a flurry of squeaky Wags into a beauty parlour for pink acrylic tips.

It was a year later (the minimum recommended time to let the scar fully heal) that she decided to visit a tattoo parlour for the first time.