Sentence examples for establishments such from inspiring English sources

In New York some smaller establishments, such as Momofuku Ko, have banned photography.

Escoffier codified the food served in establishments such as his own Savoy Hotel restaurant.

It is halfway between downtown blues joints and local indie music establishments such as the Empty Bottle.

We examine more practically minded establishments, such as the German Fachhochschulen, which seem to offer their students better employment prospects.

Its chief executive, Cheryl Phoenix, said: "It is imperative that educational establishments such as Crest academy in Neasden take their responsibility to their students seriously.

At various points over the past 30 years, establishments such as the Reform Club, the Athenaeum and the Carlton Club have voted to admit women.

But in Italy, restaurant kitchens – from cozy trattorias serving traditional Italian fare, to fine dining establishments such as Bottura's – are still predominantly run by men.

It has opened the way for establishments such as the Al-Madinah free school for 400 Muslim pupils, condemned as "dysfunctional" by Ofsted.

Luxury establishments such as the Danieli Hotel and the celebrated Caffè Florian were developed in the 19th century for wealthy foreigners.

For a while, these magazines grew as a response to the fully airbrushed portraits in glossier establishments such as Vogue and Vanity Fair.

The town is, however, home to local establishments such as Sendik's, a grocery chain whose first produce stands opened in the early 20th century.