Sentence examples for former premises from inspiring English sources

Its former premises, plus the adjoining building of the Montreal Star, has been recently transformed to a sumptuous hotel.

Clove Moves In Clove has opened in the former premises of the Lobster Club, 24 East 80th Street.

"It's kind of like breathing life into this old story," she said during a recent interview at a coffee shop near the former premises of Faience.

LX factory The former premises of a thread and fabrics company that now houses studios, bars, galleries and venue spaces, a "stage for a diverse set of happenings".

I had checked into the Cosmopolitan, a new hotel whose clean, modern rooms occupy the former premises of the Xinhua News Agency, China's official news outlet.

Up the road and around the corner from where Stokes Croft gives way to gentility, the Vision Factory's former premises are anonymous today.

The former premise suggests that flagellar components are retained because they are required for an essential cellular process, such as replication.

Threads of Feeling, an exhibition at the handsome former hospital premises in Bloomsbury, has for the first time put on show some of these textile scraps – now of great value to historians, given that no examples of poor people's clothing of the period survive.

Thanks to X Initiative, a smart, temporary exhibition project housed in Dia's former Chelsea premises, we got a trippy soak in the early Super 8 films of Derek Jarman (1942-94) and a taser-hit of films by the 40-something Polish artist Artur Zmijewski.

There are national retailers such as Costa Coffee (who also have another outlet in Tesco), Pizza Express, New Look, Fat Face, Wilkinson (who occupy the former Woolworths premises), Waterstones, Vodafone and Claire's alongside local independent or regional retailers; Bettys tearooms, Lewis & Cooper, Barkers Department Store and Boyes.

This means that their migration to the cloud starts with running their former on-premise systems in hosted environments.