Sentence examples for public establishment from inspiring English sources

A woman is in a public establishment when a man, his face hidden by a newspaper, addresses her.

Hudson Avenue is the area's focal point, even with just the one public establishment in the Vinegar Hill House.

Oliver Harvey, foreign exchange strategist at Deutsche Bank, said the British public establishment is reacting with "rising panic" to Sunday's YouGov poll.

In 1940 the former was converted into the Institut Géographique National, which in 1967 became a public establishment of the state.

If any public establishment has bijou lavatory signs which offer a choice between "matadors and señoritas", "stallions and mares" or simply an amusing picture or rope sculpture hinting at the intended gender, you are allowed to wee on the floor.

Italians observe strict rules about coffee, one of their prime sensual indulgences: how to roast the beans, when to drink it, even how much to charge at a public establishment.

These non-exempt establishments were among a range of industries including: manufacturing (2 establishments); transportation (1 establishment); construction (1 establishment); health care (1 establishment); and public administration (1 establishment).

The establishment feminists are stuck with an angry, state-driven, quota-ridden 1960s mind-set that is looking dowdy.At the moment, with its base in the universities and public administration, establishment feminism is still stronger.

In truth, cigar-smoking was never easy in public establishments.

Concealed weapons are generally not permitted at most public establishments, including colleges.

Casinos in Las Vegas have banned Glass, for obvious reasons; bars and other public establishments may follow suit.