barbershop造句

That's a barbershop?

I go to the barbershop.

I have just been to the barbershop.

Toby went to the barbershop again.

He doesn't work in that barbershop any longer.

A man and a little boy entered a barbershop together.

He whistled as he passed the post office and the barbershop.

Yesterday afternoon, my wife and I went to a barbershop and get a haircut.

But the traditional barbershop still holds a special place in black culture.

Calvin: you are sure you're gonna keep the barbershop open, right?

An agreement was reached but two months later the strong-arm was shot to death in his favorite barbershop.

He began with a barbershop in Santa Ana, California that was stuffed with books, newspapers and magazines.

A neighborhood barbershop might seem to some Americans like a thing of the past. Today men often get their hair cut at the same salons as women.

You've got to be engaged on the barbershop, on the basketball court, at church, spend time and energy and presence day to give people opportunities and a chance.

These mirrors are a re-invention of the classic barbershop mirror, having a support for the glasses on one of its sides.

However, my guess is that if many returned to Melchor's barbershop it was, once again, because of the French woman; few men can stand being mocked or humiliated for very long by a woman.

Garriott wears two rattails, which he's been cultivating for more than 20 years. He has them rebraided occasionally and is working up the nerve to ask someone at the Star City barbershop for help.

Then I cameto a particularly good writer from the South who had it down perfectly and hesaid: “Well, I usually just go to a barbershop and sit behind a newspaper.