Sentence examples for establishment named after from inspiring English sources

An establishment named after a severed body part has hurdles to overcome when serving food.

Personally, I prefer Winston's (located, of course, in a basement that I had looked into as a possibility for MY establishment) named after proprietor Ken Winston Barret.

In Planescape: Torment there's the Smoldering Corpse Bar, a fiery establishment named after an eternally burning prisoner who once tried to torch the city.

No matter where you travel in-state, you bump into establishments named after him; The Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport; Ted Stevens Marine Research Institute; Ted and Catherine Stevens Center for Science and Technology Education and the Stevens Family Chalet at the Hilltop Ski Area in Anchorage.

No matter what your friends say, there is no place for you at the Cock, or any establishment that is named after the male genitalia or something incredibly masculine like Rawhide, Truck, or Woody's.

The fried-chicken war ensued after Chicken Annie's tried to have the county road that runs in front of both establishments named Chicken Annie's Road.

And Saudi Arabia announced the establishment of an atomic city, named after the king, to promote nuclear power.

He was either a brilliant or a diabolical bandit – or possibly both – who captured territory throughout the Arabian peninsula and who in 1932 declared the establishment of Saudi Arabia, a nation named after a family.

My extended family and grandparents' arrived in Israel "On Eagles Wings," which was the name given to the operation of airlifting Yemenite Jews to the nascent state of Israel during the years 1949-1950, following the re-establishment of the Jewish State (named after Exodus 19 4 - "and how I bore you on eagles' wings, and brought you to Myself").

The origins of West Ham's links with organised football-related violence starts in the 1960s with the establishment of The Mile End Mob (named after an area of the East End of London).

While many who support Panem are named after members of the Roman establishment – emperors, generals, politicians – some of those who challenge the regime are also given appropriate Roman names.