Sentence examples for establishments born from inspiring English sources

Two Japanese restaurants occupy prime downtown real estate, as does Sushi by Jay, a tiny storefront sushi bar a few steps from the train station, one of a chain of 60 sushi establishments born in a Dobbs Ferry convenience store.

Her name was Edith Myles, and her background was pure Eastern establishment: born and reared in Manhattan, she had gone to Brearley and Miss Porter's School, and most of her adult male relatives were lawyers or doctors.

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.

The Gay Establishment was born.

Despite his well-bred charm and his cosmopolitan, establishment background (born in Paris, educated at Millfield and Oxford), he remains a quintessential outsider.

Friends admired the dress; Ms. Pulitzer manufactured versions of it, and thus another symbol of East Coast establishment life was born.

Computer geeks do not spend their days desperately trying to join the Protestant Establishment because people born in 1984 don't know what it is.

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.

To identify demographic and relationship characteristics associated with paternity establishment for children born to adolescent mothers.

Indeed, earlier studies have shown changes in the gut microbiota establishment in infants born from mothers who had received antibiotic per partum [33].

Grossman, however, is of a newer "generation," mainly for the fact that he was born post-establishment of the State.