Sentence examples for opening premise from inspiring English sources

They have one opening premise – and that's it.

Anyone who goes to the movies knows how few fiction features have a good ending, or anything other than a good pitch, or opening premise.

But while the former had learned something about length and pacing (taking eight deliberate hours to unfold), the latter had nicked from The Killing only the opening premise of a missing girl.

He may be right about the second point*, but what about his opening premise?

This adventure is the rakish opening premise of "Certified Copy," by the celebrated Iranian writer-director Abbas Kiarostami.

Although clearly not intended to be taken entirely seriously, the lofty opening premise collapses under the flimsy plot that follows.

By 1974-75 the company is looking towards opening premises in Farringdon Road.

"When we opened premises at 39 Old Bond Street," Lloyd recalls, "we had an exhibition of 18 Van Gogh self-portraits.

In fact, Google's open source strategy may make it deliciously enticing for Ray Ozzie to integrate with the open premise of Live Mesh.

Birmingham is still waiting for this activity to resonate in the city centre, in terms of its street food cognoscenti opening permanent premises or taking regular pitches, but one outfit which does serve on the street on a daily basis (Mon-Fri) are the burrito-slingers, Habaneros.

It's quite short, however, for something that sets up such a complicated premise, opening a bee-barrel of questions and potentially thorny issues, and then just complicating them with extreme violence.