Sentence examples for palace premises from inspiring English sources
Officials have also banned people from playing in the presidential palace premises.
There can't be a new parliamentarian on earth, even the ones who went to the public schools on which the palaces were premised, who feels comfortable with the conventions, built up by time but guarded by people who enjoy the feeling of gatekeeping in the in-group.
The 700-seat Ramallah Cultural Palace, on whose premises is the grave of Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, was overcrowded on September 9.
In 1736 Gilbert Walmesley, registrar of the ecclesiastical court of Lichfield, who lived in the bishop's palace and lent his premises for private theatricals organized by his young protégé, advised that "Little Davy" should be sent to the academy opened in that year by Samuel Johnson at Edial, near Lichfield.
Though a Tia Juana Tilly's restaurant is on the premises, the palace's interior has been rehabbed as a venue for concerts and special events, and it's as dull as the exterior is striking.
Local police called on experts to help try to establish how they managed to pull off the heist in the Chamber of the Scrutinio, one of the rooms within the vast premises of the palace, which was once the residence of the former republic of Venice's rulers and now attracts up to 4,000 visitors a day.
These eventually moved from their tavern premises into large plush and gilt palaces where elaborate scenic effects were possible.
This spring, the Cow Palace hosted a marijuana trade show, which was the first in the nation to offer legal pot smoking on the premises.
