Sentence examples for little establishment from inspiring English sources

Seymour and Audrey work at Mushnik's Skid Row Florist, a drab little establishment where business is very, very bad.

But outrage that drives coverage is selective, and there is little establishment appetite to pursue this complex scandal.

Candidates with little establishment backing won both the March 2009 special primary for a seat in Congress and the 2008 primary for Cook County state's attorney.

This gay little establishment, six miles from downtown Providence, always opens the New England season, but it has never before done it so early.

In Italy, it wasn't until I happened upon Olsen, a wondrous little establishment on the Via Sant' Agostino in Turin, that I experienced my first sublime moment.

It's a chic little establishment which has boasted a Michelin star since 2010 and offers a delicately balanced set menu every night based on the very best seasonal produce.

With any luck, you'll end up in one of the several remaining old-style osterias, cozy little establishments with half a dozen tables crammed with cheerful regulars eating sumptuous plates of pasta cooked up in a tiny kitchen and served by the chef's husband or daughter.

That pull will only grow stronger now that Trump has shown how little influence establishment conservatives have over the constituency they claim to represent.

It happened with Barack Obama, who ran for President in 2008 with, at first, little black-establishment support.

If you want to run for president, especially as a little-known establishment candidate, it usually helps if you have something to say.

Wood says Clinton is a little bit too "establishment" for her, although she added that the celebration of anti-establishment candidates — Trump especially — has been "all hype".