Sentence examples for establishments both from inspiring English sources

Strong on Italian establishments, both high-end (think Vetri) and "red gravy" joints (Villa di Roma).

It can be found in establishments, both high-end and low-end, from Homestead, on the outskirts of Miami, to Key West.

The Hollywood and critical establishments, both of them in the early stages of a generational upheaval, did not miss the point for long.

Although Mr. Easley and Mr. Vinroot were not the favorites of their respective party establishments, both ran aggressive television advertising campaigns, and they did not suffer for making fewer public appearances than their opponents.

Not everyone is content with quiet epiphanies, though: a section that Van Dyck has labelled "Unjust Punishment" focusses on poets who mostly publish online — peripheral voices that are more given to criticizing establishments both political and literary.

The test is at the core of all high school curriculums, in Paris as in France's far-flung overseas territories, in establishments both public and private, and many consider it to be a foundational rite of passage, even an element of French identity.

Their leaders, often charismatic, telegenic personalities, rail against the establishment both at home and in Brussels.

I do have a problem with the celebrity-obsessed establishment – both media and business – which keeps handing her those lemons.

The reaction of the football establishment, both at the league office and at stadiums around the country, was not warm.

And the establishment, both political and social, would say that we were making the whole thing up, or at least exaggerating.

As ever, Ankst remains committed to kicking against the establishment both home and away, whether it be via vinyl, CDs, DVDs or cinema.