Sentence examples for bought the premises in from inspiring English sources

Though it closed in 1933, a year after her death, due to the rise of the movie industry and the Depression, Wayne State University bought the premises in 1956 for the use of its theater department, and in 1963 renamed it the Bonstelle Theatre in her memory.

The Aspdens were away for three years, including two stint as "ski bums" in Whistler, in Canada, before they bought the premises for the Coffee Apothecary in Aberdeenshire in May 2014.

"To be honest, I never bought the premise of 'Bonfire,' " Professor Chinn said.

The Darlington branch of Camra says villagers should have been given the option to buy the premises.

For some reason, we buy the premise of politicians begging to be a part of the thing they are, in theory -- against.

I personally have always sort of envied red hair, so I'm not sure I buy the premise.

The local authority in Bristol has bought new premises in the city centre as part of a move to cut costs.

With deep pockets provided by Bernard Arnault, the French investor who bought the company in November, it is scouring Manhattan for bigger, splashier premises.

By the City's calculation of wealth, Fitch prospered impressively, and bought huge premises in King's Cross, north London.

Rechel bought in good faith, for full value, without actual notice of any alleged defect in the title, and erected buildings and made improvements on the premises in dispute at a cost of $8,575.

With that premise, he bought the Lincoln Farm Camp in Roscoe, N.Y., and renamed it Timber Lake West.