Sentence examples for Explain the premise from inspiring English sources

First, I should explain the premise of Snowpiercer.

8.06pm: Steve's main job is to explain the premise of the show.

She was using the objects in her 19th-century town house, which was bought and renovated by Professor Turkle after her divorce from Becca's father 10 years ago, to explain the premise of her new book.

"It has a relationship to the photographs but it is entirely it's own thing" says Grannan. "It's a little difficult to explain the premise of the film, but it deals with the nonlinear, disruptive nature of experience and memory".

When you answer "no," they will attempt to explain the premise to you, as if it were challenging and then proceed to instruct you to order twice as much food as you need.

When producer Katy Vanden got in touch to explain the premise of the play and ask for expertise, the idea immediately chimed with my previous experiences as a council solicitor advising the planning committee.

He explained the premise of the show: men and women competing for a job with Donald Trump.

She explained the premise to me, and I agreed: it was amazing.

Before starting into it, Mr. Bleckmann explained the premise: an internal monologue by someone adrift in a life vest, aware that sleep means drowning and dreaming means oblivion.

It opened with a deep-voiced announcer explaining the premise, which was not that different from telling the story of human history (or the Civil War) through objects.

At its most basic level, General Odierno explained, the premise of this "surge" was that ordinary Iraqis didn't want the violence.