Sentence examples for open establishment from inspiring English sources

He explains to me how prisons are divided into categories – A is for the worst offenders, D is an open establishment; Harry spent most of his time at Wealstun, a cat-C prison – and inmates, too, are assigned ranks depending on how well they behave.

Zebulon, a recently opened establishment aiming for a lived-in, neighborhood feel, serves a smattering of reds and whites by the glass, as well as snacks including Camembert on toasted slices of baguette.

Mr. Bernstein updates the app with newly opened establishments, and it also has a news tab that includes bulletins on things like how to ensure that an I.P.A. is fresh, or how to help out beer-related businesses affected by Hurricane Sandy.

A growing number of restaurateurs born or bred in Texas say you can, and they are opening establishments across America where customers can be indoctrinated into the unique tradition of Lone Star barbecue — smoked meat ordered by the pound, served on butcher paper, without sauce or utensils.

Both governments are open to establishment of such a state as part of the Camp David negotiations.

In 1962, when the owner was leaving to open another establishment upstate, he offered to sell it to her.

Groups including faith, state, and free schools wishing to open an establishment would have to persuade the director, and compete on the basis of quality and cost effectiveness, rather than the ideological values of the secretary of state, Labour says.

Business cards were printed and sent ahead to announce her intention to open an establishment, to be called the "British Hotel", near Balaclava, which would be "a mess-table and comfortable quarters for sick and convalescent officers".

Our Greyhound local bar owners will open their establishment for every single Spurs game (Premiership, Champions League, and Cup matches) from our Premiership opener, August 13, to the end of the season in May.

He's been working late nights, crunching the numbers and looking for ways to keep his own establishment open.

The battle over dining domination in Philadelphia has headed north, as local restaurateur Stephen Starr opens an establishment in Marc Vetri's fortified Fairmount neighbourhood, and Vetri counters by opening a new bar next door.