Sentence examples for establish much from inspiring English sources
Ewing did not establish much momentum in this game until the final eight minutes of the first half.
Robert Halton, Conservative MP for Harlow, said: "The Government should establish much stricter guidelines around donations to UK universities".
The Democrats also expressed their frustration at being unable to get a full debate on their proposal to establish much more extensive drug coverage.
Sanchez was unable to establish much of a tempo early Sunday, in part because of the Steelers' clock-eating 15-play scoring drive to open the game.
They have been unable to establish much cohesion on any of their lines other than the fourth, the largely defensive group of Blair Betts, Fred Sjostrom and Colton Orr.
On first sight, it doesn't look exactly riveting, and Bacon and Stubbs have yet to establish much of a rapport, but then who expected a show about making pastry to become such a televisual phenomenon?
They typically follow the shortest route possible and often establish much-used trails.
Finally, even though Social Security is not a major contributor to our long-term deficits, reforming it could help the federal government establish much-needed credibility on solving out-year fiscal problems — which in turn could improve the political prospects for providing additional short-term stimulus for the economy.
In fact, Martha's own colony has experienced a collapse over the years as her own bees left in a "mass exodus," and she had to re-establish much of the colony within her four hives, prompting her to send out her message to all other would-be keepers out there.
But then, as has already been established, much of Spinal Tap's world is confusing.
