Sentence examples for a fixture for the from inspiring English sources

It opened this past spring and is already a fixture for the city's food-aware.

His teams have been a fixture for the last several runnings of the round-the-world event.

Workers at McSorley's Old Ale House said the storied bar rarely hosted dogs, but did keep a cat on the grounds from when it opened about 150 years ago until earlier this month, when the health department informed staff that Minie, a fixture for the last two years, would have to go.

The 30-year-old Australian has been a fixture for the Dragons since arriving from St George Illawarra for their second season in Super League in 2007.

In the nineteenth century, the wire spring enters the straight record already coiled (Schäfer 1918/19), but the middle part is either used as a handle (Fig. 2d) or as a fixture for the bait hook (Fig 2e).

"Charlie Rose," his nightly talk show featuring interviews with politicians, journalists, thought leaders and some of Hollywood's more articulate stars, premiered on the PBS station WNET in New York in 1993 and continues to be a fixture for the network.

Tragedies at sea have been a fixture for decades in the global movement of the miserable.

His Friday night Ainsley Harriott impersonation remained a fixture for six years – the only other cooking he did was in food tech lessons at school in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire – but even then "I just knew I wanted to be a chef".

Trader Joe's, a fixture for many years at the now-demolished Movietown mall, has agreed to return as the grocery tenant when the new project is completed in early 2016.

Mr. Cameron, in his speech to the conference, a fixture for decades for political leaders, underscored the global reach of British business.

The small scale and devoted community made it a fixture for curious Nashvillians, and without the pressure of monthly rent, Box could afford to take a risk with the artists he showed.