Sentence examples for establishment known as from inspiring English sources
They were worth it.Klimt was a leader in the revolt against the Vienna art establishment known as the Secession.
In return, few challenged Tepco's practices, even as it became the main player in Japan's nuclear establishment, known as the "nuclear power village".
Near Herculaneum, the buried private establishment known as the Villa of the Papyri yielded, in the mid-18th century, a treasure of antique sculpture and a group of papyrus scrolls presumed to belong to an ancient library.
Najaf is the Iraqi seat of the Shiite religious establishment known as the Hawza, including Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, and houses the tomb of Imam Ali, the son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad and one of the most revered figures in Shiite history.
We shared a cigarette outside of some bougie establishment known as Happy Endings at one point.
It has thwarted AK's attempts to promote the Islamic clerical training establishments known as imam hatip schools.Yet the AK party has made some headway.
Trading establishments (known as factories because they were headed by commercial agents, or factors) were maintained there by the British, the Dutch (1614 1738), and, briefly, the Danes and the French.
The press officer of the consulate general of the Netherlands says that the sale of five grams or less of marijuana or hashish to patrons 18 or older is allowed in Amsterdam in establishments known as coffee shops.
The first hint of which way the verdict was heading may have come, to some alert ears, soon after, when the judge seemed to pause to point out that "establishments known as 'strip clubs' often generate criminal activity including prostitution and narcotics".
With the Spratly, the Paracels and the Macclesfield Bank Islands, China's State Council approved the establishment of a prefectural-level administration known as Sansha City to replace a lower county level administration last month.
They included Richard and Debbie Zazulia, the owners of a downtown establishment formerly known as Patrick's Pizza Joint.
