Sentence examples for has premises in from inspiring English sources
MessageSpace has become quite successful – this week, Staines's sometimes slightly teenage blog carries a distinctly grown-up ad for the British defence industry – and has premises in Clerkenwell, just north of the City.
But on the lower level is Albee Square Religious, a wonderful place to browse, where you can buy, among other things, choir robes (some trimmed with kente cloth), Madonna-and-Child statues both black and white, Bibles, crystal balls, incense and aerosol sprays labeled "Go Away Evil" or "Money House Blessing". A spiritual adviser has premises in the rear.
"Frankly, it's a disaster," says Ben Walton, owner of "informal neighborhood hangout" Ben's Canteen, which has premises in Battersea and Earlsfield.
"Frankly, it's a disaster," says Ben Walton, owner of "informal neighbourhood hangout" Ben's Canteen, which has premises in Battersea and Earlsfield.
Burgess Marine also had premises in Lowestoft, Southampton, Poole, Portsmouth, Portchester, Avonmouth, Devonport and Palma de Mallorca in Spain.
They had their own premises in Bush House, and their own way of doing things.
At least the Cambodia Stock Exchange has impressive premises in the country's tallest building.
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.
The station had its premises in a house a few doors east of Orlando Travel.
"At St . Louis we have ideal premises; in New York, we are still looking for a permanent home".
Whereas Western technology firms have plush premises, in China the people shiver while fancy equipment stays warm.Though cold, Weigao's labs are a steaming cauldron of creativity.
