Sentence examples for running an establishment from inspiring English sources

I very much take the view that if you're running an establishment you should have rules".

"Frankly, that's up to Claridge's, and I very much take the view that if you're running an establishment you should have rules," he said.

"Frankly, that's up to Claridge's, and I very much take the view that if you're running an establishment you should have rules".

If you're running an establishment you should have rules".

It was "appropriated" some time before 1890 by Frédéric Delair, a restaurateur in Paris, who ran an establishment called La Tour d'Argent.

Eric Hauser, a Democratic strategist who worked for former Senator Bill Bradley in his primary challenge against Mr. Gore, ventured: "Warren Beatty?" He suggested that any standard so-called Washington candidate who ran an establishment campaign was doomed.

Her chief campaign strategist, Mark Penn, contended last week that it was Mr. Obama, not Mrs. Clinton, who was running an "increasingly establishment-oriented campaign".

From the start, Mr. de Blasio understood the perils of running an anti-establishment campaign against a capable and generally well-regarded incumbent: In large numbers, Democrats in New York approved of the job that Mr. Bloomberg was doing, and thought the city was on the right track.

Bar owners said the ban forces them to break the cardinal rule of running a drinking establishment, which is to stay neutral.

Though sex work is itself legal in Hong Kong, most related activities are not, including soliciting for an immoral purpose, and loitering for the purpose of soliciting (Crimes Ordinance, s 147), advertising prostitution (Crimes Ordinance, s 147A) and running a vice establishment, which includes the use of a premise by more than one person for prostitution (Crimes Ordinance, s 137) [ 3].

Unlike other scientists and inventors of the time, who had limited means and lacked a support organization, Edison ran an inventive establishment.