Sentence examples similar to ages establishment from inspiring English sources

The Gutter, alas, is not an all-ages establishment; you must be 21 or older to enter.

From 1994 to 2004, Fireside Bowl — a ramshackle all-ages establishment originally meant for bowling but adapted for music — carved out an underground legacy on a par with New York's CBGB and Berkeley's Gilman Street.

Since a teen-age establishment under suspension of license may legally open on holidays, Tilden opened his place on New Year's Eve.

It's safe to say that Mr. Obama no longer inspires much of that, at least partly because whatever more futuristic governing vision he might have had ran smack into economic realities and into the orthodoxies of both parties' aging establishments.

WASHINGTON — The most noted trend leading up to next week's elections, of course, has been the emergence of a new generation of conservative leaders — so-called Tea Party candidates who have overturned the old political order in states like Kentucky and Nevada and who vow to confront the aging establishments of both parties in Washington.

There are still no Chinese management gurus to challenge the leadership of the ageing Indian establishment.

But for some in the PD, Mr Marini was too close to Italy's ageing political establishment.

She has sought to turn her age and establishment credentials to her advantage, saying that Haiti needs an experienced administrator.

If last year's list tried to clear the decks of a resolutely native Young British Art creeping towards middle age and establishment status, this year's shortlist is interesting for different reasons.

A total of 39 (36 from garage and 3 as control) composite soil samples were collected purposively from 12 garage and auto-mechanic workshops in Shashemane City on the basis of the age of establishment of garage and auto mechanical workshops.

Revamping an age-old establishment takes more than just visionary leadership at the top.