Sentence examples for premise of offering from inspiring English sources

3floz.com, a New York City-based site founded in 2009 with the premise of offering high-end beauty and wellness products in T.S.A.-approved sizes, is now selling them in vending machines at airports.

Just by its title, the "Mobility" Partnership holds the premise of offering greater mobility perspectives to the nationals of the participating third countries.

Truphone's original premise of offering low-cost international voice and data plans for users was based on software that essentially patched together capacity from multiple carriers across multiple countries.

Art-A-Fair has kept to its original premise of offering fine art in a serene, galleryesque setting.

The Alternatives to Violence Project's independence from the prison is a core premise of the offering of these weekend workshops.

The board regulates 439 on-sales premises, 513 off-sales and 965 premises offering both types of alcohol sales.

And for those who prefer the familiarity of brand names, the Marriott South Beach (161 Ocean Drive, 305-536-7700, www.marristt.com; $459) is a large and surprisingly sleek hotel on a quiet stretch of Ocean Drive, with a pool and adjacent Jacuzzi overlooking the beach, and a Boucher Brothers sport shop on the premises, offering rentals of WaveRunners, surfboards and golf clubs.

Best of all, the Moto G is a phone that mostly delivers on its marketing premise, offering an experience that'll have many doing a double take at that price tag.

What Foulston really responds to is the invention, from the end of the 17th century, of shops as dedicated premises offering social situations in which women could buy non-necessities formerly obtainable only to order from their crafters or at the great annual fairs that brought together enough surplus commodities to froth over into trivia.

Many critics have challenged the second premise of this argument, by offering a biological and sociological account of the development of human morality which suggests that it is neither objective nor absolute.

The 200-strong Ground Control team will be roving the premises offering helping hands wherever needed.