Sentence examples for adjacent premises from inspiring English sources
During the Second World War, the sub-basement level of the Cunard Building was utilised as an air raid shelter for workers in the building and also for those from adjacent premises.
Its premise is that if you are the social sort of sports-adjacent human, you most likely want to hang out with your friends at the game, or at the bar watching game.
South Kensington station and the adjacent shop premises occupy a site of approximately 0.77 ha and proposals for redevelopment of the station and the site have been made a number of times since 1989 without success.
As Mr. Clutter contemplated this superior specimen of the season, he was joined by a part-collie mongrel, Teddy, and together they ambled off toward the livestock corral, which was adjacent to one of three barns on the premises.
On the one hand, Foyles was announcing its latest expansion, to improved premises adjacent to its iconic shop on Charing Cross Road; on the other was a small shop sending out a very real SOS to its friends on Facebook and Twitter.
In addition, eNB schedule frequency resources independently under the premise of allocating orthogonal sub-bands to cell edge UEs among adjacent cells.
We recently invested £250,000 in cutting-edge machinery to facilitate the process after expanding to premises adjacent to our existing factory to accommodate growth.
Currently, at least six EDs have CT scanners either within or just adjacent to their premises.
The latter three insist on the necessity of the outer flow computing in the region adjacent to premises in order to obtain correct assessments of the blast loads at walls.
Reported challenges included policy enforcement and related risks of abuse, and litter on premises and adjacent public grounds.
Commonly mentioned problems included: regular policy breaches in certain areas; reluctance of staff to engage in active policy enforcement due to risks of abuse; litter of premises and adjacent grounds; and smokers congregating in front of Trusts.
