Sentence examples for establishments whose from inspiring English sources

In-between there are thousands of dullish establishments whose owners seem to care more about catering to the mass market than about aesthetics or cuisine.

Originating in England, the gastropub heralded the arrival of edible, even sophisticated cuisine in drinking establishments whose culinary aspirations had previously risen no higher than the potato chip.

Service mixes casual friendliness with some of the more formal mannerisms of the three-star establishments whose menus adorn the walls.

Indeed, the empirical analysis indicates that the reduction of standard hours significantly decreased hours worked in establishments whose hours are predicted to be between the old and new standard hours.

But Mr. Taylor said officials decided to write the rules so that they would apply only to establishments whose primary purpose was to sell food or where at least half the floor space was dedicated to food sales.

The owners of the establishments whose tuna was tested, including some very familiar names, said they would talk to their suppliers, and the suppliers will no doubt talk to their fishermen.

The foreign-policy establishment, whose members actually read speeches, was sympathetic to Obama's side.

They were running a deeply unsuccessful establishment whose lack of business was the price paid for the success achieved elsewhere in town.

He may send one of his offspring to the establishment, whose former pupils include Otis Ferry, Kate Middleton and Princess Beatrice, and whose boarding fees for the next academic year are £26,190.

PARIS Not far from this city there is a vast and strange establishment whose walls resound to an ex traordinary symphony of gur gles, swishes, screeches and crunches.

But Sanford quickly learned that the Party establishment whose long-held views he was voicing had done a vanishing act of its own.