Sentence examples for establishment as the from inspiring English sources

He wasn't close to the political establishment as the older writers were to the Labor Party.

Who now remembers that Mr. Dinkins tried hard to earn the support of the business establishment as the economy sagged?

He returned their contempt, sniping at the teachers' unions and referring to the education establishment as "the blob".

He was just 20: a converted backstroker who had been rightly viewed by the Soviet sports establishment as the antidote to the star American sprinter Matt Biondi.

It was only later that I discovered Gilbert was just as much a part of the establishment as the institutions he was satirising.

Though Mr. Bush never used the phrase today, the movement he endorsed is known within the military establishment as the "revolution in military affairs".

In this sense, you can almost hear the sigh of relief in the German foreign policy establishment as the disagreements over Iraq have faded.

Conservatives call her "Topinkojevich": they dislike her moderate views on abortion and gay rights, and they claim she is part of the same political establishment as the governor.

Last week we asked him why he thinks the system "needs a shakeup from top to bottom .DIA: You often refer to the education establishment as "the blob".

The leaders of the leave gang are about as anti-establishment as the Duke of Edinburgh, but we cannot dismiss the fact that they tapped into something profound occurring in Britain, and the daily dose of fear from some remain campaigners wasn't enough to sway people towards remain.

These goals allowed him to tie José Altafini's record of 14 goals in a single European Cup season in the 1962 63 season, before the tournament's re-establishment as the UEFA Champions League in 1992.