When you establish something, such as the "Ice cream!" panel I talk about in the video, and then you dash it at the end, that's how you make someone laugh.
It established something else as well: the signature sound of the George Shearing Quintet, which was not quite like anything listeners had heard before — or have heard since.
"Young guys coming into the league, they want to score in the N.B.A. and establish something early," said Anthony, 25. "But as you get older, you become smarter.
We have to establish something".
By the time he joined Citi's board in 1996, Mr. Parsons had already established something of a reputation as a corporate statesman with a knack for calming chaotic situations.
Meanwhile, Richard had led an adventurous life, escaping (1504) the pressing attentions of his brother's creditors at Aachen, taking service with King Vladislas (Ulászló) II of Hungary, and establishing something of a reputation as a condottiere.
Pretty in Purple "I liked the dress on her, but more important, Halle liked the dress," said Elie Saab, who last week established something of a beachhead as the designer who outfitted Halle Berry for the Oscars.
By this time, de Blasio seemed to have receded into obsolescence, as Cuomo established something you might call impending-cataclysmic-emergency (ICE) law.
Mr Blair has won three successive elections and established something like hegemonic dominance for his party, as Mrs Thatcher did earlier.
