Hopps left to work for the Corcoran Gallery, in Washington, D.C. Norton Simon, the California food-services billionaire, took over the financially shaky Pasadena Museum in 1975, deëmphasized its contemporary holdings, and filled the premises with his collection of Impressionists and Old Masters.
This survey thoroughly samples these ephemeral efforts and celebrates her distinctive way with words, filling the premises with Holzer-babble.
Now that the expansion of its York Avenue headquarters is complete, the company is determined to fill its premises with more than simply what's coming up for sale.
The house intends to hire students by the hour, to fill the premises with something approximating the genuine Handelian sound of live music.
However, Simon Tivey of PriceWaterHouseCoopers, warned that measures to fill vacant premises could encourage "a merry go round of rate relief relocations", as businesses swap shops to get the tax discount.
— Mike D'Antoni called it "a horror film," but he could have just as easily classified the latest Knicks defeat as a horrendous sequel, filled with predictable premises and tired clichés.
But twice recently, the club's stewardship of its own art-filled premises, a Gothic Revival brownstone and a designated landmark, has been brought into question.
The two remaining term positions in the premises are filled by the same term (the middle term).
These sales include, for example, catalog orders filled at the leased premises in a physical mall; For an Internet mall, they include the ones consumers make on an on-line store's website after learning about the store from an Internet mall website.
His image filled electronic billboards across the premises.
Hugh Plat, a London lawyer, in 1594 published a compendium, called "Jewell house of art and nature," filled with diverse facts and premises ranging from advice on food preservation to a recipe for toothpaste.
