Sentence examples for dirty premises from inspiring English sources
For many years, the Food Emporium in downtown Armonk has exhibited its disdain for the town's residents by providing poor and unfriendly service in dirty premises and at exorbitant prices.
The national editor, Caroline Hallé, was proposing an article about a school in Britain that had bought hawks and falcons to drive off a plague of seagulls that were dirtying the premises.
Slaughterhouses have also been implicated as a key checkpoint for the detection of pathogens such as Campylobacter [ 22] and Salmonella [ 23, 24], and in case of poor biosecurity could also result in the spread of pathogens between premises where dirty equipment is reused.
Like "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," Mr. Apatow's earlier film, it attaches dirty humor to a basically upright premise.
The clinic also had bloodstained furniture, dirty medical tools and cats roaming the premises.
"There can be no more excuses for delay or for low-balling ambition on the false premise that coal and other dirty fuels somehow increase prosperity.
Industrial plants with many smokestacks or other sources of air pollution will also be able to clean up one emissions source on the premises while allowing others to get dirtier, as long as the total emissions decline.
The coalition starts with the premise that coal is inherently a dirty fuel and that the trick is to find a way to dispose of the harmful pollutants created by coal.
Even now, looking back on the newspapers and magazines that litter my floor, there is a basic premise that has changed since November 5: merit is no longer a dirty word.
First, the entire premise of its operations: that local law enforcement will take over when the dirty work has been done is dangerously naïve.
