Sentence examples for salon from from inspiring English sources
Pull the Guardian, BBC, Slate and Salon from my favourites.
The salon, from the period of Louis XVI, includes turquoise and gold armchairs.
Moving into the news-breaking business separated Salon from its traditional online rivals.
Sue, meanwhile, has brought the baby to the squalid salon from which she sells sniffable hairspray.
I actually walked from the beauty salon, from Grand and Essex, with my crown on my head to the apartment.
On the curtain that separated the salon from the bed shared by Zichen and her grandmother, there were prints of bunnies, white on a green-and-yellow background.
For example, our No. 1 bottle was the fragrant, lively 2010 Cuvée le Charnay Menetou-Salon from Jean-Max Roger.
Diderot reviewed Salons from 1759 to 1781.
Imagine if we approached learning through debate and tinkering with ideas by bringing back French salons from the 18th century.
It has flourished in cultured societies, particularly in court circles and literary salons, from the time of the Greek poet Anacreon (6th century bc).
A gifted decorative artist, he based his paintings on his Italian drawings, and his popularity was enhanced by exhibitions at the Salons from 1767 onward.
