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Hairdresser in sentence

29 examples of Hairdresser in a sentence

"Ash, do you know my hairdresser Antonio?
I am the adopted son of a police officer, a Marine and a hairdresser.
Charles Napier as a hairdresser and Al Lewis as a mob lawyer are underused with only one line each - they should be the bumbling hoods.
John Daniels, the studly womanizing hairdresser hero Mr. Jonathan in the immortal "Black Shampoo," gives an excellent steely portrayal of the Baron, a ruthless, business savvy, forever on the make all-powerful flesh peddler who much to the dismay of his bitter, brutal Italian rivals reigns supreme over the Sunset Strip.
Also, Karen was beautiful but had a bad hairdresser.
Aside from the leading man Mr Redfield (who also is the director), the other actors seem to be either chaps from the campus (a bit too old for that actually), or members of the director's household, who appear before the camera without any help from not only the acting couches, but also the make-up artist or hairdresser (a bonnet over outgrown permanent bangs or a top hat over mullet is a very long way from creating 1840s).
It also appeared that the production budget couldn't stretch to a hairdresser - from the outset, the hair on the Princess Margaret character had a permanent birds nest in disarray look and looked as if she had been dragged through a bush.
The story concerns bi-sexual writer Gerard (Jeroen Krabbe), as he is lured into a relationship with beautiful hairdresser Christine (Renée Soutendijk), but in the twisted mind of Gerard there could be more to the story.
Zohan is a Special Agent from Israel, but his dream is to be a hairdresser.
Burton is a hairdresser (of course) and Harrison is an actor.
His brother is a hairdresser (WOW) The feelings between father and son are never explained (I gather the father was and is, a SOB).
One by one via a night-club semi racketeer, a monk, a ski instructor, the mayor of a small town, an epileptic doctor with a lucrative sideline in abortion and a gay hairdresser the scales fall and/or are stripped from her eyes leaving her sadder but wiser.
When he turns up on his 'widow's' doorstep one day as a trendy hairdresser, complications ensue.
Freed of the pressure to single-handedly save Israel, Zohan sets off to America to pursue his dream, falls in love with a hairdresser from the "Palestinian side" of the street and brings peace to the middle-east, or something.
Here in New Zealand we don't have a lot of contact with the French character but I have just had the pleasure of hosting a young French lady who is a top line hairdresser.
The plot is the same like in 1000 of others action comedies, but this one is told with in a hairdresser style.
An indestructible seemingly-super human Israili agent (Adam Sandler) fakes his own death at the hands of an equally indestructible seemingly-super human Palestinian agent (John Turturro) in order to go to America to become a hairdresser and make everyone 'silky smooth'.
The hairdresser, wife and mother Cynthia Kellogg (Demi Moore) is in an interrogation room in a police department being questioned by the experienced detective John Woods (Harvey Keitel) and his partner.
I spoke to a hairdresser who was raped because she is Christian.
We went to her hairdresser, where she chatted while I had my hair cut.
Intra-European competition in services is restricted by innumerable national regulations that, for instance, strictly determine the requirements for becoming a hairdresser or a plumber.
When the Princess heard why he had come, she grew angry half in fun and half in earnest, and told him to go home and dress and not to delay Kitty, whose hair had to be done by the hairdresser, due to arrive immediately.
She did her hair according to the directions of the hairdresser, and put on the barege dress spread out upon the bed.
From time to time the bell of a public house door rang, and when it was windy one could hear the little brass basins that served as signs for the hairdresser's shop creaking on their two rods.
He, too, the hairdresser, lamented his wasted calling, his hopeless future, and dreaming of some shop in a big town—at Rouen, for example, overlooking the harbour, near the theatre—he walked up and down all day from the mairie to the church, sombre and waiting for customers.
A fine organ, imperturbable coolness, more temperament than intelligence, more power of emphasis than of real singing, made up the charm of this admirable charlatan nature, in which there was something of the hairdresser and the toreador.
"It is still too early," he thought, looking at the hairdresser's cuckoo-clock, that pointed to the hour of nine.
She went to a hairdresser's in the Rue de la Comedie to have her hair arranged.
George was then in his forty-first year, and with the help of his tailor and his hairdresser, he might have passed as somewhat less.