This is the era of high-velocity restaurant makeovers, where noteworthy establishments are born, or reborn, in the time it takes to make a batch of crostini.
Friends admired the dress; Ms. Pulitzer manufactured versions of it, and thus another symbol of East Coast establishment life was born.
As a boy, Ritchie had gone with his father to see Williams sing, and as he got older he became increasingly fascinated with Williams, a rowdy provocateur who made hits without quite making peace with the Nashville establishment he was born into.
Wickstrom [5], describing the organization of the Board, commented, "After all, in the opinion of the East coast establishment, Dr. Henderson (who was born in St . Paul was educated in Canada, and had his beginning with the Mayo brothers as a clinical assistant riding a bicycle around Rochester, making house calls on the Mayo brothers' patients) was a mere upstart".
The miniaturist favored by the establishment was Isaac Oliver, who was born in France.
First comes the prefix, the farm or breeding establishment of which the foal was born into, followed by the sire's name, and lastly the given name for the foal.
Grossman, however, is of a newer "generation," mainly for the fact that he was born post-establishment of the State.
This period of modernization, into which I was born, included the establishment of scientific institutions and the emergence of modern industries like banking, news media, textiles and motion pictures.
Halperin was born into the Washington establishment, and learned firsthand the power of inside information.
Out of this muddle was born the primacy of the ulema, Islam's clerical establishment.
