There are the cavernous Wild West establishments where everyone seems to be wearing a Stetson and a pair of Lucchese boots; the power-broker-with-an-expense-account clubhouses; the joints that serve steak at the bar but don't quite fall into the bar-and-grill category; and the modernist steakhouses that turn all these conventions upside down.
"Asia-firsters," including the much less influential West Coast establishment, most Republicans, and the navy, rued the equanimity with which the administration witnessed the collapse of the Nationalists.
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 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 assassination was one of the most shocking murders in the group's war against the former West German establishment, which it believed was a puppet of US imperialism run by former or latent Nazis.
Sandlin puts his oldsters in a West Coast establishment called Mission Pescadero, a place run by an unpleasant woman named Alexandra who doesn't exactly empathize with her charges or employees.
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.
After a series of crimes, including murders of symbolic public figures (and following massively disproportionate countermeasures by a panic-stricken West German establishment), the gang leaders were arrested and jailed, to await trial in a specially built, fortified courtroom at Stammheim prison in Stuttgart.
Having never been fortunate enough to eat at that much esteemed west London establishment, I'll have to take his word for it, but in the River Cafe Classic Italian Cookbook they certainly use spaghetti, "inspired by the version we ate in the restaurant Carbonni, in the Piazza Campo dei Fiori in Rome".
