Sentence examples similar to air premises from inspiring English sources

While Cavo Paradiso has existed on the same open-air premises since 1993, entering the famed institution on successive occasions was like crossing the threshold of two separate universes.

The air-conditioned premises in Berlin were pleasant and when I visited them during the poster sessions lasting from 12.15 to 2.00 p.m. there were plenty of people.

It is not that the acoustic properties of the window/façade material in air-conditioned premises would consistently be different to those of dwellings in other climatic zones, but the behaviour of residents with respect to ventilation may be.

Green belts (GB) or vegetation around factories and industrial premises mitigate air pollution (as the plants serve as a sink for pollutants and check the flow of dust, etc).

(223) Guidelines for good indoor air quality in office premises were promulgated by the Singapore Ministry of the Environment in 1996.

The movie does have an air of familiarity, its premise dangerously close to being a punch line.

There is a high-quality restaurant (entrees $24 to $28) and a romantic open-air bar on the premises.

The song he's singing is "SOS in Bel Air," and the wry premise behind its title — distress signals emitting from privileged enclaves — could easily be applied to the album.

The model predicted the Legionella densities in the shower air, water and in-premise plumbing biofilm that might result in a deposited dose of Legionella in the alveolar region of the lungs associated with infection for a routine showering event.

Hong Kong's differences also extend beyond built form: it has a monsoonal humid subtropical climate with near universal air-conditioning of domestic premises, and this will change the indoor experience of outdoor noise.

But with only 1,000 people allowed on the premises, there was air to breath, to wander and to entirely lose oneself in the parquet maze.