Sentence examples for establishment next to from inspiring English sources

The stylish establishment, next to Longkloof Studios, the headquarters of the independent e.tv channel, was thick with film and media types, blacks as well as whites, drinking and eating together.

I was at school with him, in fact, an establishment next to Westminster Abbey not generally known as a rock academy and yet in our day home to several incipient rockers, including Thomas Dolby and, in the brief period before his expulsion, my own teen bandmate, Shane MacGowan.

Certainly this multilevel, balconied establishment next door to the Frog and the Peach is filling a niche in the New Brunswick restaurant scene; most tables were full during weeknight and weekend visits.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, December 28 , 1940P. 9 A domestic crisis was brewing in Fifty-second Street, where Mrs. Tony Soma, the wife of a restaurateur, announced that she was opening a rival establishment next door to be known as Tony's Wife.

At Whiskey Rio in Yonkers, those who want a bite to eat have the option of ordering food to go from the Pierview, its sister establishment, next door.

Having had a single-sex education from the age of three, I didn't have many male friends; when I was 11, the horrible shock of having to share school bus journeys with the inhabitants of the boys' establishment next door had quickly put me off them.

After Brexit and Trump, the European continent's establishment could be the next to feel the heat; if so, prepare for the next euro crisis.

The stadium is currently fenced off – it's being circumcised to prepare it for occupation by West Ham United FC – and Boris has recently proclaimed the establishment of an "Olympicopolis" next to the aquatic centre, with hopes of enticing outposts of the V&A museum, UCL and other cultural institutions.

WCS started working in Ruaha in 2004, initially to support the establishment of community 'Wildlife Management Areas' next to the park.

The establishment Democrats will do next to nothing about the never ending rip-off of the American people by Wall Street elites.

The better establishments pile French fries next to the assembled hot dog and wrap the entire meal together in paper.