Sentence examples for whose establishment from inspiring English sources
The key to his hair was shiny/oily and greasy.. Writer spoke to Franco whose establishment is in Beverly Hills.
Does the public financing of faith-based programs violate the Constitution, whose Establishment Clause requires government neutrality toward religion?
He now faces the daunting task of leading a party whose establishment was dead-set against his victory and who warned that he could destroy the party.
Meanwhile, the artistic director of Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, Timothy Sheader, directs The Magistrate at the National, for whose establishment Pinero vigorously campaigned.
At the Koch Institute, whose establishment and formation Hockfield championed, life scientists and engineers work side by side to find breakthroughs in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of cancer.
That suggests an unlikely victor ludorum: John Major, a much derided prime minister, whose establishment of a national lottery in 1994 has been instrumental in getting so much extra money into sport.
She waited tables at La Esquina and Miss Lily's after coming under the wing of Serge Becker, the night-life don whose establishments are incubators for young creatives.
"There are a million ways a restaurant can approach it," said Danny Meyer, whose establishments, like Union Square Cafe and Tabla, are known for their Restaurant Week alacrity.
The structure of the manufacturing sector closely parallels that of the agricultural sector, with production generally in the hands of small proprietors whose establishments manufacture a wide range of consumer goods, including furniture, candy, shoes, leather and plastic products, and toys.
Stein, whose establishments include the Seafood Restaurant in Padstow, Cornwall, said: "There's very little crab around.
Duke Zeibert, 86, the Washington restaurateur whose downtown establishment became an institution and a favorite gathering place for the well-connected and the well-known, died yesterday at his home in Bethesda.
