Sentence examples for salon full of from inspiring English sources

A few steps more, and you're in a salon full of sky.

Its Baseball Hall of Fame, just outside San Juan, features a salon full of life-size statues of Puerto Rico's athletic pantheon.

At the Notting Hill salon, full of women with designer handbags, therapist Rebecca Morris says Delevingne and model Chloe Lloyd (a woman with serious brows, and more than 200,000 followers on Instagram) are the most common eyebrow icons.

I've got a salon full of heads here.

The Small Gallery that abuts the grand one is flanked by two small salons full of brightly colored chinoiserie; one, the Round Chinese Room, contains a secret staircase leading to the apartments above, which in Maria Theresa's time were assigned to Kaunitz.

She's not alone -- when I visited the Leonor Greyl Institut on a free Wednesday afternoon, the no-frills salon was full of short-haired dowager types who were sitting under heat lamps with their Birkin bags next to them.

It looked exactly like the salon in "Funny Face" — full of curving bannisters and stately parlors where women of leisure could sip tea while contemplating the purchase of a ball gown.

His deadpan dystopia featured blood, a beauty salon, a blender full of weed, booze and pills, seizures and more skateboarding -- and may have prompted the high schooler to be shipped to boarding school.

Sarah Maslin Nir's extraordinary two-part exposé, in the Times, of the rotten pay and terrible working conditions in New York's nail-salon industry is full of revelatory and shocking details.

This happens literally at the National Gallery when you leave a small, dark-walled room of early paintings and enter a bright salon of full-length portraits.

Mr. Fekkai, the handsome French hair stylist with salons in New York and Beverly Hills, is full of "Why Don't You's," a whole year's worth.