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Meanings of own salon in English

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Usage of own salon in English
1
You are to-night the most beautiful, the wittiest in your own salon.
Rolling Stones
2
The Baroness had been under the impression that she was in her own salon.
In the Courts of Memory, 1858-1875; from Contemporary Letters
3
And his ambitions went far beyond a pair of scissors or even his own salon.
The Guardian
4
Lady Anne has her own salon adjoining her apartment.
The Mischief-Maker
5
The gnadige Fraulein was in her own salon.
A Ward of the Golden Gate
6
In her own salon, none might enter who were not of the small number of the elect.
Women of Modern France
7
EM: I quit my corporate job in 2012 to pursue my dream of owning my own salon.
Ebony
8
Monsieur Cigny, for his part, seemed less irascible than usual at passing the entire evening in his own salon.
All souls' rising
9
It was her practice to retire to her own salon after dinner, unless she were going to a theatre.
War-time Silhouettes
10
Julie triumphed over the Countess in her own salon, filled as it was with beautiful women and women of fashion.
A Woman of Thirty
11
In 1966 he opened his own salon, where his clients included the Beatles, Jean Shrimpton, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.
The Guardian
12
Kris, a stylist who wrote in to Ask Amy, turned to feminist resources when she wanted to open her own salon.
Feminist dot com
13
But she caught the spirit, and transferred it, in some degree, to her own salon, which was more literary than fashionable.
The Women of the French Salons
14
This week we caught up with Ceci Gomez, a nail artist based in Houston, Texas gearing up to open her own salon.
Ebony
15
After the time with Terenzo, Baumann opened his own salon in the northern suburbs of Johannesburg in the beauty salon of Vivienne Budge.
The South African
16
Bernicia, a makeup artist in London with her own salon, has transferred her business online and is meeting people from all over the world.
BBC
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Own salon across language varieties
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