barber造句

Give the barber a pinch of snuff.

The barber cut his hair very short.

You need to barber that beard of yours.

Nowadays, I live in a different New Jersey town, where I can walk to the barber shop.

In the bar the barber bargained for a jar of jam, then got over the barrier of barrels.

Nothing doing, David James apart, if he's willing to shift his Chopper collection and begin a painstaking search for a visually-impaired Bolton barber.

Even so, it is apparent that the American dream survives, at least in the bright mind of my barber, as her spontaneous and accurate description of it reveals.

When my enlistment was up, I chose to get out of the service and return to my home in Hunter and go to barber school.

Tess still stood hesitating like a barber about to make his plunge, hardly knowing whether to retreat or to persevere, when a figure came forth from the dark triangular door of the tent.

For guys with bad cowlicks, I suggest asking your barber or stylist to cut the hair dry so there's no water weight on the hair that will unnaturally hold the cowlick down.

You may want to jot down when you plan to begin, whether you have outside deadlines which must be maintained, and how much flexibility is available for the person in the barber shop.

The dentists were followed by Shoichi Yanashita, a 66-year-old barber and a fellow evacuee, who was giving free haircuts on Thursday with scissors and a razor borrowed from a friend in a nearby town.