Sentence examples for back premises from inspiring English sources

He said that a clause which gives landlords 180 days to decide if they want to take back premises where they have agreed to take a rental cut of 50% or 75% had provided reassurance.

Unheard-of in car factories today, visitors seem free to wander the laid-back premises of "the Morgan's," where rows of brick and mortar sheds with blue wooden barn doors have welcomed as many as a half-dozen generations of families who have come to work here.

"When we stripped back the premises, we uncovered wooden panelling, fireplaces and sealed doors," says Deidra Hodgson, who oversees the design of the Australian skincare brand's UK stores.

Nokia was forced to sell its current HQ at the end of last year to raise some much needed money, leasing back the premises on a long-term lease — which presumably Microsoft will be taking over.

But they rarely back that premise up.

Jones hit the mainstream news media this spring with its feud with Polo over the $548 million-a-year Lauren license, which Polo claimed was its to take back, a premise Jones disagreed with -- and still disagrees with.

Once fully tested, the app is then ready to be used back on-premise where it originated.

Councils are considering bringing in licensing for shisha cafes, in an attempt to tackle the growing number of back-street premises.

Spooked by the protests, some banks and other financial firms have begun moving staff to back-up premises on the outskirts of the city.

Buoyed by the enthusiasm of its star and co-writer, Jason Segel, the movie had something of the irreverent, anarchic wit of the old Jim Henson movies, plus a get-the-gang-back-together premise that tapped the nostalgia of grown Muppet fanatics.

"I asked my customers why I don't see them so much, they said it was warmer in the back street enclosed premises, it's too cold here, because my premises is partly open.