Sentence examples for premise design from inspiring English sources

Hey everyone, here's another collection of things that have happened in nightclubs! 1) The club owner is a financial advisor named Richard, who saw the movie Coyote Ugly in a UCI cinema on a lonely summer evening in August 2000 and thought that the entire premise, design and choreography would work perfectly in a very reasonably priced and modestly sized 1000 sq/ft commercial unit in Darlington.

In addition, it includes "users" of such studies who wish to understand the basic premise, design, and limitations of genetic association studies in order to interpret the results.

In addition, it includes 'users' of such studies who wish to understand the basic premise, design, and limitations of genetic association studies to interpret the results.

In addition, it includes 'users' of such studies who wish to understand the basic premise, design, and limitations of genetic prediction studies in order to interpret the results for their potential application in health care.

In addition, it includes "users" of such studies who wish to understand the basic premise, design, and limitations of genetic prediction studies in order to interpret the results for their potential application in healthcare.

It's a premise designed to overtly address themes of authenticity, immigrant identity, and race, and Huang admits to having anxieties about the whole idea.

Conclusively, further explorations needed to formulate and implement best practices for Halal food premises design concept.

The foundation's premises, designed by Frank Gehry, will open in October.

The inauguration of the Queens space completes the first half of a round trip that will conclude in 2005, when the Modern moves back to the expanded Midtown premises designed by Yoshio Taniguchi.

The new school opened nine years later with £2m from the sponsor – the late Sir Clive Bourne, a local self-made man who prospered from freight shipping – new premises designed by an award-winning architect, new pupils and teachers, nearly all young enough to be able and willing to work, albeit for enhanced pay, the punishing hours that Wilshaw demands.

They used a "What-If Machine"—a computer system that spat out various premises, designed by a team at Goldsmiths, University of London to complete the parameters for the plot.