Sentence examples for over the premises from inspiring English sources

"We just turned over the premises".

More recently, since taking over the premises in 2006, Primavera has also made alterations to suit its needs.

Mokaris closed in 2005, and Franco's, the smarter Italian restaurant next door, expanded to take over the premises.

The railway works never died completely: in 2006 Knights Rail Services took over the premises to overhaul locomotives.

"The then owner of the pub was paid £700 to let them take over the premises," said Killen.

Scary Squatter Mayor James Van Ness declared Alamo Square a park in 1857, but the city was too frightened to take over the premises for a decade.

According to this view, probability logic is just a particular kind of many-valued logic, and probabilistic validity boils down to "truth preservation": truth (i.e., probability 1) carries over from the premises to the conclusion.

Normally played in the closing overs, the premise is simple but the execution far less so; get in line with the ball, crouch – usually on one knee – and use the pace of the ball to flick it over both your own and the wicketkeepers' head down to the region between third man and fine leg.

This game's going to be rad!" With its campy over-the-top premise and its gleefully adolescent take on the strong female heroine, BloodRayne is shameless, exploitative and lots of fun.

The school long ago took over the entire premises of the American Fine Arts Society Building, from sculpture workshops in the basement to painting studios on the top floor.

But there was no disagreement over the premise: first-time parents spend more on first babies, and not just because we don't already own the basics.