Sentence examples for establish somebody from inspiring English sources

In dispatching Mr. Dohle to New York, Mr. Schuler said, "Ostrowski is trying to establish somebody loyal to him there, so he really has someone he knows and he thinks that he can trust".

The line establishes that somebody other than the elephant keeper is sleeping with the elephant keeper's wife, though "sleeping with" aren't the words Mr. Dexter has chosen.

It was then established that somebody found not guilty due to insanity should be immediately released; up until the beginning of the 19th century, this was almost all that could be done, although the Vagrancy Act 1714 allowed two Justices of the Peace to confine a dangerous lunatic.

"It doesn't drive me insane because I always believe that if we can't get somebody established, we'll find somebody new," he said.

What you're trying to do is establish a rapport with somebody and make it a conversation, not an interview.

I still rely on the memory of those rejection letters to strengthen my resolve not to let somebody else establish how I feel about my writing.

I'm really hoping that serious scholarship starts here and that a different kind of scholarship starts on women's art in the twentieth century, that, beyond looking at the individual artists and the monographs, somebody starts to establish that twentieth-century modernism — twentieth-century art — looks so different because of the participation of women in it.

By showing that he can take on the Islamist militias and win, he establishes himself as somebody the west cannot ignore.

The Uber offices felt like a pop-up store (corporate capitalism's perverted image of the refugee camp, the tent city), like offices established fleetingly in somebody else's space.

Somebody needs to establish the facts, and act quickly and decisively upon them".

They are tired of working for somebody else and therefore establish their own venture.