Sentence examples for premise began from inspiring English sources

The premise began life as a series of short cartoons airing as part of The Tracey Ullman Show in 1987, on which Simon was a writer and executive producer alongside James L. Brooks, with whom he had worked on Taxi.

The episode's premise began with the idea of a computer virus being able to spread to humans, which then evolved into the story of a man who comes into his unique abilities.

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Crane's nemesis is none other than one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and though we don't meet the other three in the premiere, presumably they're stashed in a freezer somewhere in case the initial premise begins to feel stale.

"Subsequently," wrote the commander of the local precinct in his post-blackout report, "these groups became unruly and began to smash and destroy windows and interiors of various commercial premises; looting of these premises began to occur".

As Brian Doherty writes in "Radicals for Capitalism," his history of libertarianism, every member of the group had to subscribe to a series of cultish premises beginning with "Ayn Rand is the greatest human being who has ever lived".

After it was determined that there were no WMDs in Iraq and the whole basis on the invasion was based upon a false premise I began to have my doubts about conservativism.

We moved into bigger premises, we began to hold proper fashion shows and our lives became incredibly exhausting".

After the takeover of the Andry plantation, they and dozens of comrades seized weapons, horses and militia uniforms stored on the premises and began marching toward New Orleans, burning houses and killing another white planter.

Made in Chelsea, AKA Fulham with an Instagram filter, was an unbearable premise to begin with, but it was watchable.

That said, I guess I question the very premise to begin with.