Sentence examples for nice premises from inspiring English sources

"To have a centre like this where you have got really nice premises and access to quite a lot of resources, we are within the better end," says Freeman.

There are some decent hostels in Barcelona if you are on a budget, but also not so expensive hotels with nice premises.

Faced with the prospect of growing old and dying alone, he eventually decides to wake up a second passenger.' A nice premise, if it can capitalise on it.

It's a nice premise, but Wolitzer is too gentle a satirist — and too fond of her characters — to make good on its darker possibilities.

It's a nice premise and all, but really?

The young felons provide a nice, gritty premise for a Broadway musical, but don't expect the 1967 Arthur Penn movie to be recreated onstage.

"The premise is nice," Ms. Steel concluded.

The nice twist on this familiar premise, aside from the catchy art, is that these agents are, for lack of a better term, a bunch of jerks.

But if they continue with a series of annual commissions on their own premises, it would be nice if they could move beyond the concept of singular architectural spectacles, which are then let down by the exigencies of their temporariness.

While in premise it is a nice concept, I have real difficulty with your recommendation that 18-year-olds take the summer "off".

Wouldn't it be nice if politicians started from that premise?