Sentence examples for super established from inspiring English sources

Because being from New York and it being like the Mecca, it was super established already.

"The prices of very young 'hot' artists, predominantly white male in their 20s and 30s, have been pushed alongside super established names.

Colleen: And it is great to have a conversation with all of you super established women being honest as well.

Super Sunday, established in the 1970's, adds a daytime celebration, usually held on the first Sunday after St. Joseph's Day.

In the coming months, the list will grow as the contours of a "super fund" – established to expedite the sale of ailing utilities and state-owned properties – take shape.

Most of the top Republican presidential contenders, and President Obama, now have the support of super PACs established by donors and former aides, and they are expected to play a major role in the 2012 campaign.

Senators Charles E. Schumer of New York, Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island and Al Franken of Minnesota said the Senate Rules Committee would hold hearings this month on the proliferation of super PACs established to help a specific candidate.

WASHINGTON -- The super committee established under the still-to-be-passed debt ceiling deal has been granted immense powers to make its recommendations law.

Meanwhile, other Super PACs established for the sole purpose of defeating the President -- along with "nonprofits" that also aren't required to disclose the sources of their funding -- have raised more than $50 million.

The presidential race had seemed to be lining up as a highly visible example of the system's excesses, with billionaires summoning candidates to public auditions and handing out checks to super PACs established before candidates even declared that they were running.

But in 1998, experiments at Super-K established that at least one of the three types, or "flavors," in which neutrinos come must have at least some mass.