Sentence examples for elite establishments from inspiring English sources

Even at the elite establishments awarded three stars by the Guide Michelin, the hyper-conservative guardian of French culinary tradition, standards can sag and ratings can suffer.

Nonetheless, he suggests that "Lady Sings the Blues" is "Dickensian":... filled as it is with miseries and rejections in a neighborhood in which houses of prostitution were the elite establishments.

Whether that's in pay or boardroom representation or wealth inequality, it doesn't seem a huge step to suggest that the problem is that so many of our elite establishments are dominated by men.

He said: I would not want to dismiss that nervousness, but this is an agenda that's now out there and it seems to be gathering steam and credibility in some elite establishments.

More formal wear will also be necessary when dining at several of Toronto's more elite establishments.

The election result was a reversal of the coup and a repudiation of the elite establishment that backed it, taking Thailand into a precarious and unpredictable future.

The election result was a reversal of the coup and a repudiation of the elite establishment that backed it, taking Thailand into a precarious future.

Studies by the Sutton Trust, a charity, show that summer schools are particularly effective at enticing clever pupils who would otherwise shy away from applying to an elite establishment.

Scholarships brought Balsillie to the University of Toronto's Trinity College, something of an elite, establishment school, where he was named athlete of the year.

The vote had broader resonance as well, part of a rebalancing of Thailand's hierarchical society that so far has played out in the streets, challenging the elite establishment and giving more voice to the poor.

In the head-scarf case, the elite establishment contended that allowing veiled women onto campuses threatened Turkish secularism, one of the founding principles of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk's secular revolution in the 1920s.