(One of the biggest changes proposed to the Los Angeles County Code: the phrase "food establishment" is replaced throughout with the words "food facility").
The phrase "party establishment" gets tossed around like a curse.
There is a phrase the sports establishment in the USA tends to use to dismiss both football and the constant sense of anxious monitoring of its health in the country: "Soccer is the next big sport in the USA – and it always will be".
However, two weeks after Lehman Brothers went bust in 2008, George Osborne took to the rostrum at his party's conference and reverted to Tory type, sternly announcing that "borrowing is out of control", and – recalling an establishment phrase from the Depression – promising to "put sound money first".
This phrase referenced the establishment of the Weimar Republic in the former lands of the German Empire, and intended to unite German-speaking Austrians with the German nation-state, completing the Greater Germany plan.
If you are having a difficult time remembering each and every name of your favorite cashiers, waitresses, and the like, try a general phrase targeting one establishment.
As the phrasing suggests, the establishment didn't really like its dependence on black midwives, who were [End Page 123] delivering most black babies in southern states.
If confronted by protesters, be ready with a string of villainous phrases like "the establishment," "Thatcher," "tax dodgers" and "Bush". This should confuse them and buy you precious seconds to flee.
But mostly because I believe that at state school Beatrice will receive a far more comprehensive education – in every sense of the phrase – than any private establishment could ever hope to offer.
The army interludes, later worked up as Ginger, You're Barmy (1962), ram home Lodge's New Man credentials by placing him sideways-on to "the establishment", a phrase coined at almost exactly the time he set off for basic training at Bovington Camp in Dorset.
