Sentence examples for premise by from inspiring English sources

The show's unconventional structure (the audience plays a role, calling out a character's lines) strengthens the premise by suggesting that we're all somehow complicit.

Mr. Bush promptly acted on that premise by dropping by to see a visiting President Jacques Chirac at the French Embassy here Monday night.

At the end of the chorus, though, she is fully awake, redeeming the song's dopey premise by repeating, but with conviction, the equally dopey verse "Start shakin' and movin' all around".

This fall he will create a made-to-measure size in "Twenty Looks or Judson Church is Ringing in Harlem (M2M)," which reverses the premise by asking, what if Judson artists had traveled to Harlem?

Seizing on Newsweek's invitation to discuss its provocative cover story under the Twitter hashtag #MuslimRage, thousands of Muslim users of the social network mocked the premise by listing a few of the real and imagined irritants that make them mad.

Like "The Blacklist," "Hostages" is bombastic and blunt, and it has no real sense of humor — but, God help me, I'm actually semi-invested in the plot, even if it seems bound to run out of premise by November.

Ms. Jones would leave the premises by June 30.

"He entered South Yorkshire Police premises by arrangement".

"We were told to vacate the premises by June".

Timothy Verdon, to expand its premises by taking over a large hall, formerly a theater, next door.

The breach of the United States Embassy premises by Egyptian protesters is illegal under international law.