Sentence examples for salon held from inspiring English sources

The Salon held its exhibition not in the Louvre itself but in the adjoining galleries of the Tuileries.

He began attending a monthly literary salon held in the home of the feminist activist and writer Sahar Abu Harb.

The New Yorker, May 1 , 1989P. 28 Talk Story about the Second Annual Garden State Culinary Salon held at the Asbury Park Convention Hall.

Coandă exhibited the aircraft at the Second International Aeronautical Exhibition (commonly referred to as the Paris salon, or Paris flight salon) held from 15 October to 2 November 1910.

During our Good Ideas Salon held in London earlier this year, Richard Banks spoke about the enduring byproducts of our new technologies - emails, photos and bookmarks - referring to them as "digital heirlooms".

She will be a guest-lecturer this fall at The Johns Hopkins University and will be the featured reader for Eckleburg's Rue de Fleurus Salon held November 1st at Johns Hopkins, Homewood Campus.

At her retreat in the village, Ms. Salye hosted a political salon, holding dinners around a rough oak table with a view over a meadow and a lake.

As he was leaving the McDonald's, he said, he saw a woman in her 20s leaving the salon, holding a paper towel to her bleeding neck as a police officer escorted her to an ambulance.

The Amaryllis Room seats between 20 to 25 people, and the Salon holds six to eight.

I can totally understand that some people don't want to ride the subway, sit at little league games, or wait for the dye to cover the gray at the salon, holding a book about divorce which they feel is another way of yelling "MY LIFE IS IMPLODING!" I personally don't see it like that.

The songs were first performed at "Schubertiades," salons held at private homes.