Sentence examples for establishments off from inspiring English sources

In the case of the gay bar, the report says commanders at a military base may place establishments off limits "for certain reasons," like known or suspected criminal activity or drug use.

One of the 1st Division's Military Police told me that his superiors were preventing radical inflation of the prostitutes' fees by the simple expedient of placing establishments off limits — or threatening to — if they got too expensive.

The surge has caught Japan's medical establishment off guard.

In the case of the gay bar, the answer is that commanders cannot place an establishment off limits simply because it caters to a gay clientele.

"It used to be just loggers and dairy farmers," says diner owner Marlene Peck, surveying the tables full of pipeline workers in her small establishment off Interstate 81.

What actually happened was a sort of ghettoisation and the establishment off things like the Asian Network, which I think corners people on the basis of their race.

Japanese restaurants tend to be more expensive than some, but an $11 lunch can be had at Yu.u, 137 Flinders Lane, (61-3) 9639 7073, an exquisitely designed basement establishment off tiny Oliver Lane.

Mr. Manton caught the political establishment off-guard that year by announcing his retirement so late that when Mr. Crowley was named to replace him in Congress, he was able to avoid both a special election and any serious competition from Republicans or other Democrats.

In our establishment, off-licence use of rFVIIa has often been unsuccessful and may have been used as salvage therapy.

Especially for a departing senator, fighting the establishment closed off a powerful part of America that otherwise would have embraced you.

Later Strauss apologised "unreservedly, particularly to Kevin Pietersen", who has received more juicy half-volleys recently from establishment figures off the pitch than he has from bowlers on it.