Sentence examples similar to establishment letters from inspiring English sources

When this British-inflected Lower East Side establishment… Letters from our readers Letters should be sent with the writer's name, address, and daytime phone number, via e-mail, to [email protected].

He has received the endorsement of the Supreme Leader to negotiate with "heroic flexibility" in forthcoming nuclear talks, succeeded in wresting control of negotiations from Iran's security establishment, exchanged letters with President Obama, and obtained the release of approximately 90 political prisoners ahead of his New York visit, including human rights advocate Nasrin Sotoudeh.

WASHINGTON — More than 100 Republican donors — many of them prominent names in their party's establishment — sent a letter to Republican members of Congress on Tuesday urging them to support an overhaul of the nation's immigration laws.

Of these, 16,213 were traced through address bureaus, military registration offices, departments of education and public health, and medical establishments, and sent invitation letters explaining the study.

The cardinal's most notable contribution, however, was in the field of letters, with the establishment in 1634 of the Académie Française to regulate and maintain the standards of the French language.

On the mantelpiece, surrounded by photos of Melody and his other daughters, Camilla and Yasmin - who live in Copenhagen and Milan respectively – is a poster a friend mocked up: "Johnny Edgecombe – Wanted for crimes against the white establishment," it declares in bold letters.

Old School by Tobias Wolff 198pp, Bloomsbury, £12.99 Towards the end of his ground-breaking memoir This Boy's Life (1989), Tobias Wolff describes how he won a scholarship to Hill School, an ivy league establishment in Pennsylvania, by forging letters of support from his teachers at Concrete High, near Seattle.

The day before 24 states held primaries or caucuses last week, Bob Dole — a pillar of the old pre-Reagan Republican establishment — defended Mr. McCain in a letter to Mr. Limbaugh, the lead tribune of the 1990s-vintage establishment.

But it was Sanders' branding of her as "establishment" that stuck, a scarlet letter in a year when a populist, anti-establishment tide swept US politics and eventually delivered the White House to Donald Trump.

In a letter supporting the establishment of a separate board, William A. Pickert, an accountant in Wichita, Kan., said he had been "alarmed at the increasing frequency of the issuance of financial statements with GAAP departures.

You mean, other than refusing to darken the door of the establishment again — or writing a letter to the owners that their mâitre d'hôtel suffers from B.S.D.D. (business sense deficit disorder)?