Sentence examples for side establishment from inspiring English sources
Nikolai was a friend from the Lycée Français de New York and then he met Nick and Fab, at the Dwight School, a smart Upper West Side establishment.
The New Yorker, January 16 , 1971P. 31 Sign observed on the door of the Renaissance Art Gallery, an upper East Side establishment, "No Browsing This Week".
The fifty-one-year-old Upper West Side establishment, nestled… A promising team comes into the second half of their season with a winning record and an excellent shot at the playoffs.
The East Side establishment is a male salon, with a receptionist and all the trimmings -- all of which, especially the free coffee and blaring sports events, are wasted on me.
The authorities said they would seek criminal contempt charges as early as Tuesday against the owners of the South Side establishment for allowing people into the nightclub, E2, which sits above the upscale steak and seafood restaurant Epitome.
The black vote is Caribbean and African-American; Hispanics are from all over the Caribbean and Latin America; and the white vote includes Russian newcomers as well as the liberal Upper West Side establishment.
The fifty-one-year-old Upper West Side establishment, nestled on a busy block of Broadway between Seventy-sixth and Seventy-seventh Streets, reportedly had its rent jump by over forty thousand dollars a month, and could no longer outrun Manhattan's ever-rotating wheel of real estate.
Indeed the downtown and west side establishments when I was growing up there hardly even knew each other.
Bickel's argument, in a seminal book of legal philosophy called "The Morality of Consent," assumes a respectful — if adversarial — relationship between, on one side, an establishment press and, on the other, a government that accepts the value of compromise in the conduct of public affairs.
Why? 3. It is well documented, in declassified memos, that the Philadelphia police in consultation with COINTELPRO had for many years been trying to peg a crime on former Black Panther and muckraking radio journalist, Mumia Abu-Jamal, whose reporting on police brutality, corruption in City Hall and the MOVE organization had long been a thorn on the side of the establishment.
"I show them that after the four little girls died, with those images going across the country, even folks on the establishment side had a change of heart, so I take more [students] on freedom side," Woods told HuffPost.
