Sentence examples for new premises for from inspiring English sources

A new premises for The Asia Society opened at 725 Park Avenue.

At the Trump Tower, Asprey, the expensive London gift shop, was giving its "Salute" party in its new premises for the benefit of the Royal Oak Foundation.

His career gathered momentum in 1985, when was taken on by the producer Tom Sutcliffe as a regular contributor to BBC Radio 3's arts programme New Premises, for which he wrote both serious essays – his debut piece was a searching appreciation of George Stubbs's equestrian paintings – and spoofs or satires.

The charity has been looking for new premises for two years.

Spending on new premises for Cornwall's first free school has been branded an "absurd waste of taxpayers' money" by Liberal Democrats.

This contained a newsroom, a coffee house, and new premises for the Liverpool Library.

By the time they had returned separately to the studio, Behr had an entire plan worked out based on the new premise for the character.

Cairo, 3 April, 2008: A new premise for the Young Street Mothers' Centre in the Moqattam area in Cairo was officially inaugurated on Monday in a ceremony attended by Ms. Ann-Kathrin Linsenhoff, the founder of Ann-Kathrin Ann-Kathrin Linsenhoff-UNICEF Linsenhoff-UNICEF FoundationCEF and Hope Village Society.

Despite this, Abajian can't tear himself away: although he is closing his Fat Beats shops, he is on the look-out for new premises in New York to set up a store that will cater to all hip-hop's core disciplines, not just recorded music, and will flag up resonances between different eras.

There were examples of raised expectations leading to frustration, for example, a small practice (list 2400) identified an urgent need for new premises to create space for additional roles and new colleagues but subsequently received no active support from the health authority.

The GP practice I attend is merging with another local practice, and moving to more fit-for-purpose new premises.