Sentence examples for establishment again from inspiring English sources

The medical establishment again erupted in protest.

BRUCE BUSCHEL COMMENT I will never fantasize about opening an eating establishment again.

And the media establishment again looks upon competition as a hindrance to its survival.

The first sign of trouble came in McDonald's, when the staff implied that they would prefer it if my brother did not frequent the establishment again.

You mean, other than refusing to darken the door of the establishment again — or writing a letter to the owners that their mâitre d'hôtel suffers from B.S.D.D. (business sense deficit disorder)?

Then, in 1934, Johnson's department shook up the establishment again, with an exhibition called "Machine Art" — the first to present ball bearings, faucets, toasters, locks, dinnerware, and other machine-made artifacts purely as examples of design.

James, safe in the embrace of the British establishment, returned again and again, in his fiction, to the nightmare of a more intimate grasp: As Eldred started and was turning to look behind him, a little dark form appeared to rise out of the shadow behind the tree-trunk and from it two arms enclosing a mass of blackness came before Eldred's face and covered his head and neck.

She has gone against the establishment once again.

The danger is that the bilingual establishment will again find ways to preserve itself.

But the taoiseach and the political establishment once again find themselves behind the times.

"The writer whose works the Goncourt judges handle with their fingertips, fearful of dirtying their hands", as a critic on Le Monde has put it, is in the process of enraging the French literary establishment once again.