Sentence examples for run the establishment from inspiring English sources

They're the eighth Horace and Pete to run the establishment, which has been around for 100 years.

She approached her boss at the American University of Nigeria in Yola, Margee Ensign, an energetic, cheerful woman who has run the establishment for six years.

Ms. MacRae played Billie Jo from 1966 to 1970 on the series, which ran on CBS and starred Bea Benaderet as the widowed owner of the Shady Rest Hotel and mother of three eye-catching daughters who helped run the establishment.

The school's future was put in doubt after the Sisters of Mercy order, who have run the establishment since its foundation, turned down a plan by Oasis that would have taken it away from its Catholic background and opened it to children from families of any faith.

Piedad and Charles Sowl were hired to run the establishment, advertised as being "out Glendale way," well above what was then the northern border at Lexington Avenue.

Furthermore, in the long run, the establishment of trust and mutual understanding and coordination may be essential for primary care networks that use partnerships both between clinics and clinics, and between clinics and hospitals.

The owner of the bar is Jim Miller, a firefighter who started as a part-time bartender and ended up running the establishment.

In 1959, Brendan Gill wrote a Talk story about dining at the newly opened restaurant with three executives from Restaurant Associates, which ran the establishment.

After initially accepting the request, the bakery contacted the customer and said it could not decorate the cake as requested, on grounds of conscience.Ordering the bakery to pay compensation, Judge Isobel Brownlie acknowledged that the McArthur family which ran the establishment had strong convictions of faith but she insisted that the business had an obligation to "provide service to all".

"Daniel looked elsewhere, assiduously, but in his own words, 'I couldn't find anyone better than she was.' " Ms. Robertson said Ms. Huxtable followed in the tradition of the foreign affairs columnist Anne O'Hare McCormick: "so good they could not be ignored by the men who ran the establishment, and so personally assertive that they would not be ignored".

(There's a certain fun factor as well: Witness the winery's newest offering: a sangria named Category 5 in recognition of the spate of hurricanes that have hit Florida in the past two years. ) The winery, a short drive from downtown St . Petersburg is the brainchild of Gladys Shook, who, along with her husband, Ray, first ran the establishment as a citrus/souvenir shop.