Sentence examples for a vast establishment from inspiring English sources

In or near Times Square, he had various hangouts, but the place my father loved and I detested and was embarrassed to go to was a vast establishment called Hector's.

At a rally in Florida on Thursday, Trump called his accusers "horrible, horrible liars", implied that one was not attractive enough for him to approach, and portrayed the allegations as part of a vast establishment conspiracy against him, the Hillary Clinton campaign and the media working in concert.

But with allegations to the contrary casting an ever-growing shadow over the campaign, Trump instead sought to dismiss the accusations as a vast establishment conspiracy, orchestrated by his opponent Hillary Clinton "as part of a concerted, coordinated and vicious attack".

It is a vast organisation.

Gunnerkrigg Court, the fictional school around which the story revolves, is a mysterious and vast establishment that many characters suspect hides much more than just a school.

They threaten a vast educational establishment that for decades has privileged the needs of adults over children.

It was a story I was to hear repeated endlessly, as if I had become part of a vast welfare handout establishment.

And so do a vast number of establishment Republicans who were hoping to extend their outreach to a more diverse electorate, such as African-Americans, Hispanic-Americans and other minorities.

Correa, 58 has backing from a vast array of establishment Democrats, including Sanchez and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco), as well as the California Democratic Party, business groups and more than half a dozen labor unions.

At the Batley Conservative Club, a vast and formerly grand establishment at odds with its dwindling clientele of mostly old, white men, two members, named Darren and Stuart (they declined to offer their surnames), sat at the bar discussing how they had both voted Leave.

Either the report will follow that evidence and describe it forthrightly, in which case a vast swath of the establishment – including MI6, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and Downing Street – will be savaged; or it will dodge behind vague language and redactions, the entire process of official inquiries will be forever discredited, and public contempt will rise dangerously high.