After World War II, there was increased interest in specialty styles like country music, producing a few major pop stars.
After the war, there was increased interest in specialty styles, including what had been known as race and hillbilly music; these styles were renamed to rhythm and blues and country and western, respectively.
A blow-dry with Prieto Select is $150 (it's $65 to $70 in Mr. Prieto's salon), specialty styling is $200 (versus $95 at the salon), and a full face of makeup is $200 (instead of $125).
Roneria Caracas, which opened last month inside Caracas Brooklyn (the restaurant's specialty: Venezuelan-style arepas), is the latest incarnation of what could be the next new thing in drinking: spirit-centric bars.
Nor was I expecting this, from a description of Silver Needle, a specialty Chinese-style tea: "Its namesake color comes from the fine pubescence that coats the underside of each leaf bud".
San Diego County brewers pioneered the specialty beer style known as Double India Pale Ale (Double IPA), sometimes called San Diego Pale Ale.
Simultaneously, provider characteristics, such as practice specialty, practice style, attitudes, or bias about a patient's race, ethnicity, gender, class, and social background, may influence the type and quality of service provided [ 35, 36].
Next came the house specialty: soppressata Veneto style, as much like his grandfather's as Mr. Bertolli can manage.
A former Professor of Drama at Hofstra University, his teaching and research specialties were theater styles and forms, 20th-century drama, directing, acting, and cinema.
Shopping in and around NoLIta features street-level boutiques, a bit of a bazaarlike atmosphere and European-style specialty food stores.
So, I picked up Nell and Andy and took them to Ballard Brothers Seafood and Burgers, whose specialty is Cajun-style blackened salmon sandwiches with French fries for $6.95.
