| Spark some interest with an ornate hairpin, barrette or ponytail holder like these 24k gold-dipped pieces. |
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| She had taken a rhinestone studded barrette to clip one side of her hair away from her face. |
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| She will clip her long, unruly hair with a tarnished barrette and see her off to school. |
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| She had strange, light-brown eyes, long black hair with huge dragonfly barrette accompanying it. |
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| She took the barrette out of her hair, allowing her black and blonde hair to move more freely, instead of being molded into a tight bun. |
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| He had on tan pants and a white T-shirt, had a goatee, and his overgrown hair was held back to one side with a barrette. |
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| She threw her hair up in barrette and walked on down stairs. |
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| Elastic loops allow the throatlatch to slip onto our barrette back concho. |
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| In a land of ponderous dons who go by their initials, Dr. Lucy, a thirty-seven-year-old bluestocking with a barrette, has caused a sensation. |
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| A tall woman, who usually wears her long blond hair in a barrette, Faber has an apartment in Greenwich Village, where few other N. Y. P. D. employees live. |
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| A wisp of hair escaped her barrette and whipped wildly in the wind. |
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| In a different register, Alexandre Barrette invites you to laugh the night away in Club Soda at La nuit, on rit! |
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| The next highest paid, Raymond Barrette, chair and CEO of White Mountains Insurance Group, got the biggest pay hike. |
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| Michel Barrette, General Manager of the de-icing company's YUL operation, explains. |
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| Roughly a month later, White Mountains Chairman and CEO Ray Barrette told investors that discussions with Allstate continued and finally reached a tipping point. |
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