Sentence examples for had the premise from inspiring English sources

I'd had the premise and the characters and the setting lurking around in my computer — in several computers — for at least ten years, but I couldn't see what should happen.

Harold and I had the premise that the core of our Beckett play was the void, pure silence, and by deeply mining it, with all its human conflicts and yearnings, we would get close to its darkness and light.

While some people had the premise that "they're going to run these reactors until they melt down, take the decommissioning money and go somewhere else," he said, they may instead be trying "to protect their investment, which is good for public health and safety".

Sure enough, by the time I put my keys in the door, I had the premise for Perception in my head.

The next thing you know, you'll have the premise for a terrific tale.

But as the contents have grown glitzier, so have the premises themselves.

Almost one third of Irish general practices are single-handed of which 55% do not have access to a practice nurse and may not have the premises to accommodate them.

It had the silliest premise.

Of these three exhibitions, it was, ironically, Dirt Future that had the strongest premise.

The South Sea Company wasn't nearly as am ambitious as Law's Mississippi Company, but it had the same premise.

From the beginning, the notion that Obama has failed to deliver has been the premise of Romney's candidacy.