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Usage examples of stylist.

Narvel, Sandi Spika, my stylist, Shelby, and I flew from Nashville to McAlester, Oklahoma, picked up Mama and Daddy, and then flew on to Oklahoma City.

This is paradise, to read a newspaper containing matters of no consequence written by vainglorious prose stylists.

Even if Robbie had not told Evon that he engaged a manicurist and a stylist to come to the home weekly, it would have been plain.

Dick and has been one of the finest mannerist stylists of SF dark humor for more than forty years.

Here is a writer who has been around for three decades, and who is perhaps the premier stylist in the science fiction genre in terms of fusing prose, tone, viewpoint, content and mood into a seamless synergetic whole.

Jefferson wrote as an elegant stylist performing for a select audience, as Adams fully appreciated, telling him his letters should be published for the delight of future generations.

He thought of the crashes of automobile stylists, the most abstract of all possible deaths, wounded in their cars with promiscuous laboratory technicians.

I remember all the people coming in and out, all the kind of people I had wanted to meet all my life, stylists and designers and other models.

I'd rather have a clumsy person who knows the terrain than a stylist who thinks he can get by on good moves alone.

I used to work with food accounts Down Below, and we'd fly in a photographer and food stylist from Boston or San Francisco.

He considers himself a hair stylist, among other things, but he is a barber, plain and simple.

Some conservative people may also be uncomfortable if a woman were successful in a masculine role--executive, pilot, priest--or if a man were successful in a feminine role--nurse, hair stylist, homemaker.

A most gregarious soul, who loved the limelight and loved company, she had worked up a nice little business: one 'school' for beauticians and women's hair stylists, and another for hairdressers for men.

The junk motels, bristling with neon, squat on the littered sand, spaced along the beach areas, interspersed with package stores, cocktail lounges, juice stands, auction parlors, laundromats, hair stylists, pizza drive-ins, discount houses, shell factories, real-estate offices, tackle stores, sundries stores, little twenty-four-hour supermarkets, bowling alleys and faith healers.

Reveling in her new access to the top hair stylists and makeup artists, she sported every conceivable hair style: up, down, short, long, straight, curly, flip, bob, French twist, French braids, ponytail.