Today, Pret is one of the capital's most visible businesses, almost as entrenched in the cityscape as a red letterbox or the lollipop tube sign.
But none of these seem to explain the rabid enthusiasm with which the film has been greeted, especially by teenagers, or the way it has almost immediately entrenched itself in the popular culture.
Almost as entrenched as SAT tutors or senior prom, spring break has become a tradition for seniors at Manhattan's private schools and a few affluent public schools in the New York suburbs.
And the special taxes are not just in any old law, but in the law on economic stability, which is a "cardinal law" that can only be changed by a two-thirds vote of the Parliament, almost as entrenched as the constitution itself.
"First, we are going to the hospital!" It was last Sunday, and like almost every other day during the last two decades, Ms. Banerjee, 56, continued her unswerving pursuit of toppling one of the most entrenched political machines in the world.
"Do not overload any meal with cream or butter," the Melbourne chef Stephanie Alexander advised, as she went about her mission of dismantling notions of taste entrenched by almost 200 years of chops, stews and roasts.
We also believe that a mindful approach to parenting can disrupt the destructive cycle of negativity and disengagement that can become entrenched and almost "automatic" for some parent child dyads (Dishion et al. 2003).
As a result, unconventional monetary policies – entrenched now for almost a decade – have themselves become conventional.
A large number of small manufacturing establishments have entrenched themselves in almost every part of Old Delhi, but the main industrial areas have gravitated toward Najafgarh Road in the west and the large planned Okhla Industrial Estate in the south.
The river is canalized at Interlaken above its entry into Lake Thun, at the lower end of which the river flows northwest in a deeply entrenched valley and almost encircles the medieval core of the city of Bern.
