Sentence examples for put establishment from inspiring English sources

Is that the electorate that will put establishment candidates on the November ballot?

Graham said Bannon was "a symptom of a problem", which was that Republican failure on healthcare reform, tax cuts and other issues could put establishment figures out of a job.

The Best of Men tells the true story of the neurologist Ludwig Guttmann, a German-Jewish émigré who arrives at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in 1944 and, as director of its Spinal Injuries Centre, proves equally adept at helping patients come to terms with their disability and putting establishment noses out of joint.

"A popular place on Sundays" was a common way to refer to gay bars, implying that brisk business on the Lord's Day put an establishment at odds with Christian values.

In hindsight, we should have put the establishment of the rule of law first, for everything else depends on it: a functioning economy, a free and fair political system, the development of civil society, public confidence in police and the courts.

In a move led by Republican Gov. Terry Branstad, the Iowa GOP recently reconstituted its state party leadership to put the establishment in charge and encourage the broadest possible field of Republican presidential candidates.

Both Cruz and Trump have run on ­anti-establishment messages and have put the party establishment in their crosshairs.

It proposed a phased timetable, putting the establishment of security before a final settlement.

"The establishment put a lock on the constitution and threw away the key," said Clara Lopez, an aide to Serpa.

Will the establishment put the kibosh on these maverick idealists?

Nothing indicates the event that put the unpretentious establishment ever so briefly in the national spotlight almost two years ago.