Sentence examples for establishment that would from inspiring English sources
The app's ability to point me toward an establishment that would serve me these beers is lacking, however.
The resentful Nixon, by contrast, was in constant battle with an East Coast establishment that would never fully accept him.
Organizers like Mr. Chin and Rose Pak, the influential consultant for the Chinese Chamber of Commerce who helped engineer Mr. Lee's appointment as mayor, also forged alliances with business interests and the political establishment that would prove critical.
Our local comics shop – a stereotypically seedy establishment that would go out of business a couple years later after failing to pay sales tax – had a copy of the first famous issue of Moore's run, The Anatomy Lesson.
Its regulatory capture of Congress must be ended, and the panel of secret judges must be broadened and given a staff to help oversee a bloated intelligence establishment that would surely threaten our liberties if it fell into the wrong political hands.
If the current political powers do not tread carefully, then even the freely elected government that Egyptians have been promised in 2012 could face a long and counterproductive power struggle with a military establishment that would have every reason to remain a state-within-a-state — autonomous and, in a depressingly familiar way, untouchable.
The proposed amendment would add roughly 13,000 establishments that would be forced to ban smoking entirely.
The new measure, should it pass, would add roughly 13,000 establishments that would be forced to ban smokers entirely.
Mr. Moore's paper did sting operations on establishments that wouldn't hire black employees and hotels that wouldn't accept them as guests.
"It will bring another wave of night life in," she said, adding that it raised the prospect of establishments that would be more like those in the meatpacking district.
If at times we appeared to be more community-oriented than individualistic, it was because we had to organize the structures and establishments that would one day allow the personal fulfillment of our citizens.
