Sentence examples for has its premises from inspiring English sources
By Peggy Ross and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, April 4 , 1964P. 34 An establishment called Van Gogh Cleaners has its premises in The Rembrandt, an apartment house on Jane Street.
24 Some call the enthymeme a rhetorical syllogism, while others regard it as a part of the syllogism, because whereas the latter always has its premises and conclusion and effects its proof by the employment of all its parts, the enthymeme is content to let its proof be understood without explicit statement.
His first licensee in the developing world was bought out by another company and then had its premises bulldozed.
The New Review had its premises in Greek Street, in Soho, among strip clubs and massage parlours, and next door to a pub called the Pillars of Hercules which Hamilton treated as part of the office.
During the week I taught in various schools in the mornings and in the afternoon I would go to a market where a Christian-run project had its premises.
With this episode, The Simpsons had its premise down, and it certainly had its edge".
For a book that critics say had its premise destroyed by a presidential action, "Where's the Birth Certificate?
Before the firm had its own premises, Mr Muñoz got some friends to assemble the drones in their kitchen.
Rainbow Grocery has outgrown its premises three times and has had to move to larger quarters or add nearby space.
Ms. Alswang has improved accessibility through lighting and labeling, has encouraged exchanges with other museums and has made its premises more inviting by holding events like a bluegrass concert, a Native American pow-wow and a dog show.
