Sentence examples for half the premises from inspiring English sources

Half the premises in these towns seem to be given over to raising money for Alzheimer's sufferers and half the suburbs given over to homes for them.

Tesla will build and manage the gigafactory and occupy half the premises to assemble battery packs for its electric vehicles.

MARKET TABLE This may be the most ambitious restaurant-market venture, with half the premises devoted to selling meat, seafood, produce, groceries and some restaurant foods ready to cook, like the pork chops from Little Owl, whose owners are partners here, and prepared crab cakes, ready to sizzle.

Half of the premises along Bridge Street are boarded up – the flood sent some struggling businesses under – but I sensed a gritty community driving ahead.

Commercial dairies represent only half of the premises registered as owning dairy cattle in Indiana (51%% of 2401 premises noted in the 2012 Census of Agriculture).

I've done adaptations in which all that remained of the novel (which some studio had shelled out six figures for) was half the premise and maybe four scattered pages; I invented the rest, yet the movie was still considered an adaptation.

The railway was initially constructed for the paltry sum of £77 million, of which a sceptical Department of Transport had to be convinced to contribute half by Michael Heseltine, Environment Secretary, who stumped up the other half under the premise that it would assist with the regeneration of the run-down Docklands.

This is one half of the premise of Steve Fuller's new book, "Kuhn vs Popper".

Clearly that second statement about the moon is nonsensical, but it's not a problem to add something absurd to a disjunctive since only one half of the premise needs to be true in order for the whole premise to be true.

And Croydon has given Lambeth three options: buy Croydon's half-share of assets and take responsibility for the library lease Croydon's half-share in the premises and take responsibility for the library agree to the library being sold with the profit being equally divided between the two boroughs.

Almost no one serves all his time, and after one-third of it is complete, a person in prison can apply for home leave and spend up to half his sentence off the premises.