Sentence examples for establishment from the from inspiring English sources

In northern Europe, they attack the establishment from the right; in the south, from the left.

Millesime is a smart young French establishment from the talented chef Laurent Manrique.

With Franco gone, the political establishment — from the dictator's ministers to the king — rebranded themselves as democrats overnight.

Sorry to break it to you America, you're not getting some wily hacker of the establishment from the fringes.

Senior figures within the Labour establishment from the Blair and Brown era have been increasingly panicked in recent weeks about the prospect of a Corbyn victory.

An ardent republican, in 1971 he declared that "the whole royal establishment, from the Queen downwards, can go - lock, stock and barrel".

He would represent a potential bridge between the European establishment from which the I.M.F.

Anti-Establishment from the start, he was called a pervert by the Bishop of Leeds for ordering the complete works of the Marquis de Sade while still a schoolboy, according to an article in The Times of London in 2001.

He received an MBE "for services to astronomy"; awards from a host of eminent astronomical establishments, from the BAA to the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, and a minor planet (3174) Alcock was named in his honour.

Drinks were offered, as has become customary in these kinds of establishments (from the gallons of Evian being poured down the gullets of New York luxury shoppers, you would think they were trekking in the Kalahari).

ft. of gaming space for feeling lucky, and eating establishments from the likes of Bobby Flay, Michael Symon, and Wolfgang Puck for fine dining.