cornrows
corn rows

She is also the author of the children's book Cornrows.

He has remained his own man, down to the cornrows.

I wanted cornrows, but my parents and grandparents were against it.

"Having cornrows is the fastest way to do my hair," he said.

He took a picture of a Tibetan girl with cornrows.

Cornrows are not a cultural phenomenon, the evidence in the case showed that.

I had my hair in cornrows, decorated with little red beads.

The cornrows made it easier to put my face next to the skin of his scalp.

In the most recent attacks, his hair was in cornrows.

Suspect No. 2 is more than 6 feet tall and wears his hair in cornrows.

A little girl in cornrows let her jumping rope go slack.

An attendant came over, young, with cornrows, patted her father's arm.

Depending on the region of the world, cornrows are typically worn by either men, women or both.

Her dark hair fell in long cornrows to her waist.

The third girl had cornrows decorated with beads made out of real ivory.

He was originally intended to be called Armadillo and have cornrows.

Some include hair twists on the side, cornrows, or just pinning up the sides.

In the last three attacks, he wore his hair in cornrows, the police said.

He saw a head, he said, and hair styled in cornrows.

I missed having my hair done in cornrows and beads by a beach hairdresser.

The league is 85 percent black, and people have concerns about the cornrows and the tattoos.

Another guy had his hair woven into cornrows.

"Why wouldn't they pick Allen - because he has tattoos and cornrows?"

Scott said her son sometimes wore his hair long, in cornrows, but that this also contravened the school's rules.

Over the years, cornrows, along with dreadlocks, have been the subject of several disputes in the American workplace.