Sentence examples for establishment at the end from inspiring English sources

In 1968, Nora Ephron wrote a tart exposé of New York's backbiting food establishment; at the end, she asked its members if haute cuisine would survive.

In 1968, Nora Ephron wrote a tart exposé of New York's backbiting food establishment; at the end, she asked its members if haute cuisine would… Since its early days, television has been considered a writer's medium, not a director's.

The disclosures jolted the British political establishment at the end of a heavy week of politics in which Mr. Blair and Mr. Brown delivered rousing speeches to the Labor Party at its annual gathering.

From its establishment at the end of the First World War, through the creation of the Welfare State in the middle of the twentieth century, to New Labour and the Big Society at the beginning of this century, NCVO has been at the forefront of major developments within society and the voluntary movement.

Even if I found it difficult to imagine a cartoonist today being so famous that everybody in the street "would react at the mention of his name", there is plenty of dramatic potential in the idea of a rebel being adopated by the establishment at the end of his career.

Recently the owner of the restaurant a well coifed forty-something who had taken over the business from his father accepted a multi-million dollar buyout and decided to close the establishment at the end of the year.

Although the functional significance of epichromatin is currently unclear, it is tempting to speculate that the continuity of peripheral chromatin architecture contributes to the establishment of nuclear organization at the end of mitosis.

On the contrary, the Southern_S clade shows much higher levels of genetic diversity at the southern end of its range, near the Santa Cruz Mountains, and it seems likely that their establishment at the southern end of the San Francisco Peninsula is also a recent event.

It might sound unlikely in an age where there are a pair of TV screens showing Sky Sports in every pub in the UK, but if you wanted to go toe-to-toe with the establishment at the tail end of the Thatcher years, the fast track to getting a beat down from the police was to watch soccer or listen to a series of repetitive records with the intention of dancing.

Since its establishment at the end of 2010, the JD-HDSS has provided an important sampling frame for various health research studies.

It might sound unlikely in an age where there are a pair of decks and TV screens showing Sky Sports in every pub, but if you wanted to go toe to toe with the establishment at the tail-end of the Thatcher years, the fast track to getting filled in by the police was to watch football or listen to a series of repetitive records with the intention of dancing.