Sentence examples for establishment to make a from inspiring English sources

4. Don't allow the literary establishment to make a fool of itself over you.

Lowenstein ignores the fact that in order for his hypothetical hamburger establishment to make a profit, somebody working for the company needs to flip the burgers.

And so often the rebel, as a character in music or film, is sold to us by the establishment to make a profit out of you.

Rather, Le Pen appeared to adopt the time-tested opposition strategy of waiting for the political establishment to make a misstep that would turn attention her way — and she did not have to wait long.

On Sunday he put an end to months of mounting pressure from the Catholic Church and some in the country's right-wing establishment to make a grand healing gesture to the country by issuing sweeping pardons.

Despite the best efforts of the Republican establishment to make this a palatable choice, many conservative activists are gagging on it, and why wouldn't they be?

There's a centralized commercial establishment to make taste, package the product and keep a market humming.

His youngest brother, Sir Peter (1799 1861), founded in Leeds an establishment to make textile machinery and machine tools and was knighted in 1858.

Now he hopes that a new annual conference, called Tedmed, can inspire the medical establishment to make wellness understandable.

Taylor believes all forms of protest music have eventually been "appropriated by the establishment to make money".

For someone like Ellsberg, an expert in the decision sciences, the failure of the policy establishment to make its conclusions heard was galling.