Sentence examples for fine establishments from inspiring English sources

He loves to boast about the fine establishments he frequents in his London neighborhood.

According to every sales clerk queried at these fine establishments, business was great, super, fantastic or any one of a number of other perky superlatives.

In these settings, they'd picked up the social ease of all artists and master craftsmen in fine establishments, and, being tall, handsome blond men, left behind a few bastards.

You see, by covering their storefronts with a vast assemblage of union flag-adorned tat, these fine establishments lure in tourists who might otherwise be clogging up Oxford Street Uniqlo or one of the area's many delicious frozen yogurt-eries.

Big Joe, of Mineola and Port Washington, was also affectionately known as "Bad News Hughes" to his legions of friends at Plandome Country Club and the too-numerous-to-mention fine establishments he frequented in New York, around the U.S. and Ireland over the years.

I'm surrounded by fine establishments serving Frank's Hot Sauce!

More importantly, this is a fine establishment of higher education in a myriad of fields.

Seems the bartender thought football watching was too down market for this fine establishment.

This fine establishment, which offers delicious food at moderate prices, might well be regarded by the Colonel as a haven and a solace when he's not on the road.

Sometimes these places even name their specials after you: should you find yourself in Stingers Sports Restaurant, a fine establishment in Wallington, consider ordering Uncle Binky's Beef Stew, named for my uncle William Ahearn (who actually prefers the shepherd's pie).

A couple got married at a fine establishment called La Doma three years ago.