Sentence examples for run establishments from inspiring English sources
The backbone of Berlin's working life, these spartan but efficiently run establishments keep the city's workers – and visitors prepared to go a little off the beaten track – well fed and tuned in to each other.
Davey said he'd even heard of police using tweets and flash SMS to coordinate raids on gang run establishments when traditional forms of communication like phones or radio were difficult or dangerous in undercover operations.
A family run establishment since 1919, with its wood panelling and antique lamps Sciascia Caffè is the perfect spot to observe Italians and their traditional coffee-drinking rituals.
It would also provide an alternative for travellers who want a more homey alternative to soulless corporate hotels but still prefer the peace of mind that comes from a professionally run establishment.
Akhirah's Praline Candy & Coffee is a family-owned and run establishment that offers French Quarter flare by serving freshly prepared praline, beignet, and coffee in the Chicagoland area.
If you want some super tasty, cheap local Thai food then you need to visit this family run establishment.
Shopkeepers resent the competition brought by new Syrian-run establishments that they say are undercutting prices.
Tickets can be requested through the Web site or at many gay- and lesbian-run establishments; www.regenbogenball.at (for tickets: [email protected]).at
Hanoi's Old Quarter -- the 36 market streets, each named during the 13th century after the trade guild that sold its wares there -- is packed with such family-run establishments.
Which is a shame because with its wealth of family-run establishments, and access to fresh ingredients grown just outside the city, Rome boasts a number of top-value places to drink and dine.
Evenings we tried various restaurants, ranging from the pricey Santa Fé to family-run establishments like Miguel's, where I became hooked on chiles rellenos,and Mariscos Mi Costa, where we found an outstanding seafood soup.
