Sentence examples for establishment well from inspiring English sources

And as for 'the establishment' – well, who is the establishment now?

I remained cynical about the feminist establishment well into my thirties (and am still, today).

If you haven't sated your desire for buying absolutely useless (but ever-so-fun) products after leaving this establishment, well, there's no hope for you.

In other words, giving France extra credit in exchange for less risk and cost to the United States was a useful trade-off – except that "from the perspective of a lot of the folks in the foreign-policy establishment, well, that was terrible.

Lord Alexander, like those two before him, was the sort of man who epitomised the best side of this country's establishment: well connected and schooled, unabrasive, scrupulously fair, yet eager to speak out on issues that concerned him, such as civil liberties, human rights and, latterly, the legality of the Iraq war.

This was heavily debated within the British establishment well into 1941.

While they are not nearly as many as a Multiplex, it would easily cost these establishments well over $200,000.

Three years ago, the government decreed that these establishments, well-known for staying open until 6 a.m., close at 2 a.m.

The grand master of the art of the absurd intended it as a kick in the teeth of the Parisian intellectual establishment as well as at the well-heeled art-collecting bourgeoisie.

Also the commercial establishments are well established, among them are.

But one thing Disney reps have not been keen to discuss is whether the resort has a Club 33, the members-only establishment for well-heeled and well-connected fans of the Mouse House.