Sentence examples for establishments of which from inspiring English sources

In the years since, Weissman's star has only grown, with the opening of several new establishments, of which Sandbar, in the Pearl Brewery complex, is arguably the best.

If you click into the crown, you'll be able to see all the establishments of which you are the Mayor.

Following Sheasby & MacDonald's criteria for "primary distortions" ("those occurred at the time of biting") (Sheasby and MacDonald 2001), and having discarded the test bites that did not respect the requirements established by Webster for type 3 (1982), the calibration allowed establishment of which were to be considered "patterns of slightest distortions" (Fig. 2): Wax runoff.

The G.O.P. establishment — of which Bush is a part, of course — agrees.

The Vermont senator is challenging the entire Democratic Party establishment, of which Obama, the President, is a part.

Their disputes centred on the Russia-Belarus Union, the establishment of which had long been a goal of Lukashenka's.

Building a case for a state — the establishment of which I, as an Israeli, support — Mr. Abbas omitted essential details.

When Philby finally defected in 1963, the aftershocks of his treachery would send shudders through the establishment of which he had been so seamlessly a part.

The members of the Washington-based Republican establishment, of which Fox News is an offshoot, aren't pleased to be in Trump's path, of course.

The U.S. national forests began in 1891 as a system of forest reserves, the establishment of which had been urged by Secretary of the Interior Carl Schurz.

When he finally defected in 1963 – the climax to Macintyre's spellbinding narrative – the aftershocks of his ruthless treachery sent shudders through the establishment of which he had been so seamlessly a part.