Sentence examples for salon entry from inspiring English sources
Isabey, and his daughter (1795; Louvre) and Gérard's famed salon entry "Cupid and Psyche" (1798; Louvre) were among the pictures that established a style that became widely imitated at the turn of the 18th century.
Matt Zoller Seitz of Salon named the entry the ninth best episode of the series, praising the comedic confrontation between Michael and Jan, as well as being a "strong Dwight episode".
It follows Labaki's feature Caramel, a love story set in a Beirut beauty salon, which was Lebanon's entry for the 2007 best foreign language film Oscar.
After the rejection of one of his entries for the Salon of 1840, Millet returned to Cherbourg, where he remained during most of 1841, painting portraits.
A day earlier, the men had tried to gain entry to her hair salon under the pretense of selling merchandise to patrons.
If you would rather linger back at the hotel, you'll find plenty of cozy nooks in the library, sunroom, entry hall and grand salon.
The performative aspect of the salons offer a playful and more effortless entry point to our approach to fashion, and it seems to make a welcome alternative to more traditional forms of representing fashion the show or exhibition.
Chocolat Bla Bla Bla is tucked alongside a beauty salon at 359 East 50th Street, sharing the entry.
Emmanuelle Chriqui plays the pretty Palestinian who runs the salon where this would-be Paul Mitchell finds an entry-level job.
My jarring entry point into today's news was Salon columnist Alex Pareene's tweet that "I am relying on someone live-tweeting al-Jazeera to keep up with Tunisia news.
Her most-notable entry was in the year 1927 at the Salon d'Automne with her design Bar sous le toit ("Bar in the Attic"), an installation of furniture, finishes, and a built-in bar.
