Sentence examples for establishments began from inspiring English sources
As the geisha establishments began closing, a collection of tiny gay bars took their place.
Building off the mega-success of MIT's groundbreaking experiment in free online lectures, MIT OpenCourseWare (with 125 million lifetime views), an increasing number of high-profile educational establishments began offering similar services.
Then, in the late '70s hotel chains noticed revenues perked up with women behind the bar, and more establishments began seeking out female barkeeps.
According to the participants, when network establishments began, members of research centers were chosen based solely on individual interests and abilities, and no specific criterion was considered.
Ben Benson has been operating restaurants in Manhattan for 40 years, and as his successful establishments begin to feel a pinch -- relatively -- here are two cocktails to warm those cold feelings.
Twitter has turned into a fantastic way for businesses to connect with fans, so it's no surprise that we've recently seen a number of local establishments begin to actively promote their Twitter accounts to customers.
Mississippi's legal and political establishment began to see the school as a hotbed of revolution, where students were brainwashed by liberal "one-worlders".
The Republican establishment began to wince as it became increasingly tied to Mr. Trump's flirtations with racial provocation, and Karl Rove told him to knock it off.
Even former vice-president Dick Cheney, as the Republican establishment began to chime in, told a conservative radio host the call "goes against everything we believe in".
Thus the State Department and the national security establishment began to define terrorism – especially after 9/11 – as attacks perpetrated by "sub-national" or "sub-state" actors.
Foursquare, a Scvngr rival, improved its program after people who qualified as "mayor" of an establishment began asking what they got for their loyalty, said Eric Friedman, its director of client services.
