Sentence examples similar to salon format from inspiring English sources
The festival's salon-style concerts, which feature a parade of performers playing a variety of works, are ideally suited to a series dedicated to Liszt, who was a pioneer of the concert-salon format.
A brand new flagship opened last week on Mayfair's Dover Street (other residents there include McQ Alexander McQueen and Acne), and next Sunday the brand will present its premium "Limited Edition" range in a salon show format as part of London Fashion Week.
"It's a Modernist painting in a traditionalist salon or old-master-style format," he said.
However, in my opinion, the format of the salons - small, exclusive, personal, and elegant - were more conducive to deeper engagement and relationship building than the large conference format, which I do not like.
He said Salon was moving away from a magazine format and into that of a "continuously published newspaper," including the use of news agency reports.
Similar series set in airports, hotels and beauty salons have been shown overseas, but "The Restaurant's" workplace format is new to American audiences.
Short format also lends itself to group showings, classroom showings, and salon meetings as the films leave time for in-depth conversation.
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