Sentence examples for salon off from inspiring English sources
A woman emerged from a tanning salon off Yorkshire Street and shouted "witch-hunt" as they passed.
At Perfection Salon, a hair and nail salon off Route 118 in Germantown, hairdressers, customers and manicurists speculated today about where else the killer might strike.
Suzanne Axelbank, owner of Someplace Special Haircuts and Toys for Kids, a children's salon off Riverdale Avenue, said she would welcome the changes.
And now a stylist, Jonathan Antin, will star on "Blow Out," Bravo's entertaining six-episode chronicle of an effort to get a salon off the ground in Beverly Hills.
After Kylie finds out the truth, the pair come up with a plan to "wheedle" his grandmother Audrey Roberts's (Sue Nicholls) salon off her.
The salon turns off all lights at night (for security reasons, it used to leave lights on) and uses candles instead of lights in the retail area during the day.
And although the grim economic climate has seen visits to hair salons drop off, an increasing number of women are styling their hair at home.
What happened to this artist in old age is one of the enduring mysteries of musical history: the former showman of the European salons rocketed off into regions that no other nineteenth-century composer, not even Wagner, came near.
On November 5, our series of pop-up dinner salons kicks off with the 4,200-mile 4,200-mile a rural Italian countryside, with a four-course dinner celebrating the country's singular combination of culture, history, and mouthwatering cuisine.
"Underwrite and participate in this intimate and exclusive Washington Post Salon, an off-the-record dinner and discussion at the home of CEO and Publisher Katharine Weymouth.... Bring your organization's's CEO or executive director literally to the table.
Other restrictions, like leaving hair salons off the list of businesses eligible for future development assistance, strike Ms. Johnson as attempts to erase the traditional character of the neighborhood.
