Sentence examples for buying premises from inspiring English sources

The government has spent £33.5m buying premises for a secondary free school that would be next to two thriving comprehensives, Education Guardian can reveal, in a move described by the local council leader as a "staggering waste of taxpayers' money".

But Baker has taken advantage of the state of the property market to buy premises in just the right part of London at an attractive rate so that the company can use a high-street presence to help it into the next stage of its development.

Independent brewers are helping keep pubs alive by providing interesting products, and, increasingly, by buying the premises.

Nirvanix is for customers used to buying on-premise hardware from EMC or NetApp and want to shift to cloud, Genereux adds.

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

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

Maybe a charity needs to borrow money to buy its premises, reduce its rent and make its cashflow easier.

Eventually, each Inn of Court secured control of one or more Inns of Chancery and supervised its affairs, appointed readers to teach in it, and later often bought its premises, becoming its landlord.

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.

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

The signed and authenticated print was donated anonymously to the Cube Cinema - a volunteer collective - which was last year bidding to buy its premises.