Sentence examples for sign of establishment from inspiring English sources
He didn't mean himself, presumably, because that would have made no sense, though to be asked to contribute to these lists could be a sign of establishment membership.
Andrew Salisbury, an entomologist with the RHS, told The Independent: "The numbers don't sound high but they are a marked increase and a sign of establishment of the species.
The campaign would not say how much of that came from high-dollar donors, who are a sign of establishment support beyond the small contributors who respond to Internet and e-mail pitches.
This go-round Espaillat is after him again, and there are fresh signs of establishment forces coalescing against Rangel.
Pragmatic measures to "be prepared", such as the Bank of England's readying of funds to keep the cashpoints ticking over if a leave vote triggers panic, are interpreted as a sign of an establishment conspiracy.
Hungary became the 25th member country of GGGI after formally signing the Agreement of Establishment in Paris.
The menu is vast but the silver-haired waiters (always a sign of a good establishment) know what to recommend.
He once described himself as a born "pub entertainer", and also caught the seedy heroism of the standup comic … It was the first sign of the theatrical establishment of the day embracing the Royal Court.
Olivier's performance was momentous in many ways: it was the first sign of the theatrical establishment of the day embracing the Royal Court and marked a decisive shift in the life and career of the actor himself, as his marriage to Vivien Leigh broke up and he embarked in new directions.
Asked about Branstad's comments, Cruz said it was a sign of panic among establishment Republicans.
In another sign of Trump and establishment Republicans taking tentative steps toward one another, Trump said he would enlist the Heritage Foundation to help him compile a list of potential Supreme Court nominees, a way to court conservatives concerned about who will fill a vacant seat on the court.
