Sentence examples for establishment long from inspiring English sources

Turkey's Army and its closely allied judicial establishment long considered themselves guarantors of the militant secularism preached by modern Turkey's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.

Coleman's music is, if anything, more radical now than it was then, but he was welcomed into the jazz establishment long ago, albeit not to universal approval.

But so too will be many members of the old Democratic establishment, long exiled to the Brookings Institution and similar perches to await the return of their powers under Hillary Clinton.

He says he would do the job for "no more than the salary of a back-bench MP" ( £65,738) and would offer a "centre-right-wing perspective" to an establishment long perceived as dominated by the left.

Educated or affluent Mizrahim mostly went not to Israel but to France; of the eight hundred thousand who did immigrate to Israel, most found themselves subordinated to the Ashkenazi establishment, long the base and beneficiary of the Labor Party.

If downtown is so over, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music joined the establishment long ago, where can adventurous audiences find the next home of bold, large-scale experimental theater?

The Republican establishment longs for the former governor of Florida, Jeb Bush, son and brother to two presidents, to run for the White House in 2016.

Another gay owned and operated establishment, long-time Rehoboth resident Steve Fallon has made this a great place to shop.

The British establishment long-ago made a deal with rock and roll – they would both pretend they weren't walking hand-in-hand through life; one would "rebel", the other would, occasionally "supress" and it'd all end up in OBEs.

A chain of dining establishments long synonymous with '80s babies of divorce and their insatiable respite via pop-n-wow entertainment, Showbiz was Vegas for the unformed, suburban adolescents it attracted.

So clearly the literary establishment loves long books too".