Sentence examples for establishing itself on from inspiring English sources
Seeing Iran's hand behind a legitimate popular opposition movement, Saudi Arabia sent tanks across its causeway with Bahrain to crush the uprising and to prevent Iran from establishing itself on Saudi Arabia's eastern border.
"If Isis has any hope of establishing itself on territory, it has to control some water.
But you can also see a growing colony of birds establishing itself on Letterbox, a mainland promontory, and even nearer to hand.
It is too early to say to which … tradition al-Baghdadi belongs, and whether Isis represents a brief interlude of Islamist anarchy or marks the beginning of a permanent new jihadistan which will succeed in establishing itself on the map.
In his many provocative utterances about 'industrial' wine, and the role he played in the Jean de Florette-style machinations that kept Californian giant Mondavi from establishing itself on his patch in the early 2000s, he was a key opponent of the standardising forces of globalisation.
That is easier said than done, and Android will have a hard enough time simply establishing itself on mobile phones.
The flesh-and-blood example of progress v nature here resides in the case of the great bustard, the world's heaviest flying bird and so, therefore, one of the most impractical, whose attempts to re-establish itself on Salisbury Plain, courtesy of the admirably quixotic Great Bustard Group, would seem to be doomed.
It was here that Salinger read the reviews as "The Catcher in the Rye" established itself on the best lists in 1951 and began its evolution into one of the great works of American literature.
To be sure, this was also a time when America increasingly established itself on the world stage.
