braider

Over the year, more women came to set up their stations, and now there is barely space for one more braider.

The fibres come off an industrial braider; in effect, a giant knitting machine.

A braider working too hard may find her fingers swelling and her back aching.

She had seen my work and knew that I would bring a lot of business because I was so well-known as a hair braider.

Every now and then a braider adjusts a fan to give a burst of air to a customer who is fanning herself.

Over the years, her clientele grew, along with her reputation as a skilled braider.

Look for a disk that is sturdy and doesn't bend easily, otherwise the braider will experience uneven tension.

Demiören is a Turkish word meaning iron braider, it may refer to:

The Western style 26" marudai allows the braider to sit in a chair to braid.

He doesn't want his braider braiding every nook and cranny of his hair.

She became a hair braider.

He was determined to be the best rawhide braider in the world; when she struggled with a piece of writing, he understood.

Stanley Gleaton, chairman of Community Board 10, said braider complaints have increased in the last two years.

There aren't many lighting manufacturers who would admit to inspiration from a "topsy-turvy" automatic hair braider (remember the infomercials?)

Translated by Christopher Braider.

Stevie Wonder is but one of many celebrity customers of Annu Prestonia, hair braider.

"That's the business," said Bijou Soumahoro, 37, a hair braider who calls out to passers-by and gives them her business card.

Barbara Askins, president of the 125th Street Business Improvement District, said braider behavior, not rising rents, was the biggest problem.

She and Bonnie Best, a 30-year-old part-time braider in Cambria Heights, Queens, have filed a lawsuit that seeks to revise the licensing rules.

Mr. Gaba commissioned a professional hair braider in Benin, Delphine Bonou, to make the Studio Museum sculptures, working from his photographs.

Cecilia Hinds, 32, another Washington braider, said that her life would have been much easier if the law had been different seven years ago when she was preparing to go into business.

Bruce Emond of Village Braider Antiques in Plymouth, Mass., came to Pier 90 with 60 hand-painted signs, a bounty he captured at an auction a while back.

Arrows of Perun with separable warheads, a 1994 novella by Braider and Chadovich depicts a small totalitarian state, founded by personnel of a Soviet missile shaft.

"I think this is a renaissance period," said Hiddekel Burks, a braider in Chicago and a founder of the National Braiders Guild, who is working to get a similar law passed in Illinois.

"Of the 900 hours required by the state, only 250 are devoted to braiding techniques," said Mark W. Smith, the lawyer who took on the case after conversations with Carla Brown, a professional braider who teaches a braiding course at York College in Jamaica, Queens.