Sentence examples for notable establishments from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Genin is so discreet he won't share his client list even though a few notable establishments still pass his sweets off as their own).

Other notable establishments of learning and research are the Kunming branch of the Academia Sinica (Chinese Academy of Sciences), the Yunnan Astronomical Observatory at Fenghuangshan, and the Yunnan Provincial Library in Kunming.

(Mr. Genin is so discreet he won't share his client list even though a few notable establishments still pass his sweets off as their own). But when he transformed the 17th-century limestone building into a boutique and cafe that feels more like a jewelry store than a sweets shop, Parisians flocked to the spot, in the fashionably low-key northern edge of the Marais.

Notable establishments include Fusion on the waterfront, Mortens Kro, run by celebrity chef Morten Nielsen, and Irish House, a pub in 17th-century Jens Olufsen's House.

One notable establishment destroyed by Union soldiers was the Potter (or Ponder) House, built in 1857, and owned by Ephraim G. Ponder, a holder of 65 slaves before the war.

They've taken their experience of stints at notable Melbourne establishments and created a place where eating and drinking flow through the night.

The routes also connect three notable educational establishments: Alder Grange Community and Technology School, Burnley College and Nelson and Colne College.

Microsoft's most notable success its establishment, with its Windows software, of a monopoly in desktop operating systems—has led to its fiercest battles of all, as antitrust regulators have accused it of abusing its dominant position.The story of the company's epic legal battle with America's Justice Department and 18 states has passed into legend.

There are notable anti-establishment sentiments among his supporters; many are disaffected, middle-aged white people who believe that American institutions aren't working on their behalf.

First, a number of events influenced the development of the area (Criterion A), most notable the establishment of Hartford City as the county seat, and the Indiana Gas Boom.

One of the most notable was the establishment of the interstate highway system during the Eisenhower administration, a post-war public works project to connect an enormous nation and bolster its defenses.