Sentence examples for establishment filled from inspiring English sources

The ambience of the 100-room establishment, filled with murals inspired by the city's natural surroundings, matches its off-the-beaten path location.

The Robert L Adams mortuary off Palmer Street, a small establishment filled with chintz, chandeliers and pink upholstered seats, offers special features to high-rolling clients.

The Oasis is a bustling, wood-grained establishment filled with skiers, hippies and intellectuals (the New Age Golden Braid Bookstore is next door).

For example, if you feel like masturbating in an establishment filled with private chambers where neverending channels of porn play on loop, you can go to a peep show or, as they're sometimes called in Montreal, a "jack shack".

For example, if you feel like masturbating in an establishment filled with private chambers where never-ending channels of porn play on loop, you can go to a peep show or, as they're sometimes called in Montreal, a "jack shack".

What impressed us about the places we visited was the lack of pretense: These were well-executed establishments filled with passionate people who wanted to share their knowledge.

So the Soviet nostalgia present in so many Moscow food and drink establishments fills the gap between post-communist social anxiety and an absolute lack of any idea of the future.

This practice makes it look as if all posts in the establishment were filled, while in fact the hospital wards are short of staff.

A fashion spread in the New York Times at the weekend predicted that smart dressing, once the look of the establishment would fill the role played by sportswear.

Elected on a left-wing platform, Mr. da Silva has surprised and disappointed many of his more ardent followers in the Workers Partyy by turning to pillars of the business establishment to fill the principal economic policy-making slots in his government.

WASHINGTON — President Trump on Monday nominated Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, a politically connected member of Washington's conservative legal establishment, to fill Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's seat on the Supreme Court, setting up an epic confirmation battle and potentially cementing the court's rightward tilt for a generation.