Sentence examples for establishments resemble from inspiring English sources

The West Coast establishments resemble luxury hotels.

The pressure they brought to bear on the Conservative establishment resembled the demands of the Tea Partiers among the House Republicans who primaried Eric Cantor, the party's Number Two, out of office and brought down Speaker John Boehner after years of legislative obstructionism.

Braiding establishments can sometimes resemble sweatshops -- jammed with braiders in small windowless storefronts as hot as an African plain.

For decades the establishment has resembled the once proud family who keeps selling off pieces of their estate so they can keep the house.

If we had to visualise this establishment, it would resemble an Edwardian board of aesthetic censors presided over by a stern TS Eliot type figure inherently hostile to innovation (the irony, of course, is that Eliot was the greatest revolutionary in modern poetry) and keeping a perpetually wary eye on the likes of a Terry Eagleton or a James Kelman.

Tokyo's new bread establishments are coming to resemble Tokyo boutiques.

Yet civil society generally rejects any practices that resemble the establishments of cartels, such as limiting market competition, abusive pricing and blocking fair opportunities for newcomers.

There was a hint of change in 1997, but the new establishment swiftly came to resemble the old.

There is also a danger that if the city plays too great a role in neighborhoods like the Tenderloin, the works produced there might come to resemble their more establishment-friendly counterparts in the Mission, at the expense of their artistic edge.

Though it's packed with the requisite pulsating scoreboard and kitschy eating establishments, its brickwork exterior was designed to resemble Ebbets Field, and in its lobby is a shrine to the great Jackie Robinson.

The Furies resemble nightclubbing goths and the establishment of democracy is marked by the parading of a giant penis of a kind we haven't seen since Peter Brook's 1968 production of Seneca's Oedipus.