Sentence examples for establishing something from inspiring English sources

We have recently worked with Italian Vogue who are establishing something similar in Milan.

The National Basketball Association is now in the process of establishing something along that line.

Not really, because the dish works, its less and more opulent players establishing something along the lines of a rhythm.

But all attempts to extend our knowledge of objects by establishing something in regard to them a priori, by means of concepts, have, on this assumption, ended in failure.

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.

Her writing grew in confidence as she found a measure of stability, establishing something approaching a routine in the house in Camden Town that she made her own, "firmly in the soot of Albert Street".

We have to establish something".

They came here with nothing and established something.

"A trophy establishes something first of all," O'Neill said.

The initial focus is to establish something of a water hub in a village in India.

"He understood that if you establish something as a brand it's worth more".