Sentence examples for establishment shot from inspiring English sources

"I didn't know what an establishment shot is," she said.

Today, it is clear she has been altered by the process, her anger polished down to the point where she is now the establishment big shot frustrating young activists and critics.

However, by aiming straight at the heart of the tackiness rather than trying to rise above it, Michael Jackson at the Gates of Heaven and Hell may have created the perfect critique of this ugly media circus and given the theatrical establishment a bracing shot of bad taste into the bargain.

The U.S. establishment calls the shots anyway; so, it does not matter who is elected.

They don't want the establishment calling the shots, or business as usual.

Other DeMint-backed candidates in the House and the Senate have ridden the same anti-establishment wave from long shot to likely.

Today, the security establishment still calls the shots, relying on gas and oil for about 98% of the country's income; that wealth is apparently controlled by a small clique.

Elimination of the aberrations which had irked McIlroy so much during the early part of this WGC-Cadillac Championship here have played the key in the establishment of a three-shot lead, on a total of 12 under par.

But as an example, he said that if a restaurant owner wanted to create a promotional video from footage shot in their establishment, it might only take 10 seconds to upload the footage and cost only $30.

Since the House is currently controlled by Republicans, the Never Trump crew hopes there could be a shot for an establishment Republican candidate to win.

For example, two of the biggest winner-take-all states are Florida and Ohio in mid-March, where the survivors of the Rubio-Bush-Kasich battle for the so-called "establishment lane" might have a real shot.