Sentence examples for to salon from inspiring English sources
noun
A large room, especially one used to receive and entertain guests
The designer's move from street to salon is confirmed.
"You have to understand your brain's being activated," Kessler says to Salon.
(Mr. Courtney won the election by 83 votes, according to Salon).
Since the debate, Maher spoke to Salon magazine about being accused of bigotry by Affleck.
In the deferential spirit of the 1950s, the rumours may have been restricted to salon gossip.
Defamer points us to Salon, which then points us to spectacular spoof of "Grizzly Man".
Jennifer Weiner talks to Salon about her new book's ad campaign, which pokes fun at Jeffrey Eugenides.
According to Salon, Combined Systems would neither confirm nor deny that it had supplied tear gas to the Egyptian government.
But internal N.R.A. documents, leaked this spring to Salon, show the group's concern about the "reputational attacks on our industry".
Over the next two years, John Warnock, the C.E.O. of Adobe Systems, steered $5 million to Salon.
Is Twitter now the go-to salon for the beautiful people?
