Sentence examples for premise in which from inspiring English sources
Thisnicely sets up the game's premise in which you're cast as a kind of American guerrilla.
El-Bushra's premise – in which a confused teenager chooses death over life – is an interesting one, but is not given the room to be fully explored here.
A bigger problem is that Mr. Lundgren's laconic style and low-key humor don't match his semi-absurdist premise, in which the title character, untalented but fanatical, is trying for the third time to make his junior college baseball team.
The police only realised the individual was squatting following his arrest for another offence; he and two others found with him freely admitted to squatting and gave their address as the premise in which they were illegally residing.
The show's premise, in which the loser becomes the running mate of the man who defeated her, reflects a solution to getting a woman through the glass ceiling that was widely touted by Hillary supporters in both 2008 and 2012.
As for Majestic, I was thrilled last year when I heard the game's premise, in which players would be contacted throughout the day by e-mail, fax and instant messaging.
The State Liquor Authority, which allows one liquor permit at a location, says the permit holder is responsible for any events held on the premises in which liquor is served.
Gambling levies have in the past been based on the physical premises in which betting takes place: the internet renders that approach unworkable.
The Punjab Excise Act (1914) prohibits the employment of women at premises that serve alcohol in "any part of such premises in which such liquor or intoxicating drug is consumed by the public".
In West Yorkshire, father and son Paul and Sam Gibbons returned to the flooded Todmorden premises in which they share businesses to find that a collection of bikes worth £20,000 had been stolen from Sam's bike shop, Cycle Factory.
Most states are scrupulous about treating foreign diplomats and their missions as honoured guests who are deserving of protection from intrusions into the premises in which they live and work.
