Sentence examples for styler from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who styles (especially hair), a stylist.
First, you load a tube of the stuff into the hand-held styler.
If poker straight locks are more your thing than Cloud Nine's classic straightener is the styler to have.
Its supposed responsibility for miserable conditions experienced by rainforest dwellers has become a pet cause of celebrities such as Mia Farrow and Trudie Styler, environmental groups and Rafael Correa, Ecuador's president.
Its supposed responsibility for miserable conditions experienced by rainforest dwellers has become a cause célèbre of celebrities, such as Mia Farrow and Trudie Styler, and environmental groups.
Tangle Teaser Compact Styler: £12.50, marksandspecer.com At the end of a long flight, the chances are that your hair won't look its best.
Private jet-loving activist Trudie Styler hoped to avoid controversy en route to the Copenhagen climate summit.
The 1983 hit "Every Breath You Take", by The Police, is about: A. Bigamy B. Trudie Styler C. A stalker D. Tantric sex 2. The most popular "first dance" at weddings in 2010 was: A. "The Only Way Is Up" by Yazz B. "Moondance" by Van Morrison C. "Everything" by Michael Bublé D. "It's Raining Men" by The Weather Girls 3. "The Power of Love" was a top 20 hit for which of the following?
They have animals and Trudie Styler is really, really brilliant with the kids.
Produced by Sting's wife, Trudie Styler, any thoughts that this might be some music industry vanity project are swiftly banished as its compelling story unfolds.
Mr Yentob also listed the actors Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft, the musician Sting and his wife Trudi Styler, the comedians Steve Coogan, Harry Enfield and Caroline Ahern, and the presenter, Jonathan Ross, as others likely to have left phone messages during the years when he alleges that 16 journalists across MGN's three national tabloid titles had illegally accessed his phones.
Trudie Styler, producer of Filth, the Irvine Welsh adaptation up for five Bifas, said she may move from movies to television, where long-form "box set" series are now luring Hollywood talent.
