Sentence examples for premises and work from inspiring English sources

BT's network now passes 19m premises, and work has started on all 44 local authority contracts to build a publicly funded rural network that will extend fibre to more than 90% of the country.

If one owns a factory, one may let it sit unused and allow no one to trespass on the premises, or one may invite anyone one chooses to enter the premises and work in the factory one owns on any mutually agreeable terms.

This included their homes, University premises and work offices.

B) Is the manager on the premises and working?

She got positively schoolmistressy at one point, although she presented it as straight-talking: "In going through this period of transition, the Government wants participants – not bystanders – and I need you all to accept this fundamental premise, and work with me to develop the argument".

"I need you all to accept this fundamental premise, and work with me to develop the argument".

In the Bab Ballads and his early plays, Gilbert developed a unique "topsy-turvy" style in which humour was derived by setting up a ridiculous premise and working out its logical consequences, however absurd.

During this time, Gilbert perfected the 'topsy-turvy' style that he had been developing in his Bab Ballads, where the humour was derived by setting up a ridiculous premise and working out its logical consequences, however absurd.

Internal documents attest to the committee's intentions to renovate the premises and institute work programs like broom-making to keep inmates occupied.

(The French Ministry of Culture eventually dropped the project, but the Orsay allowed Mr. Assayas to shoot on the premises and use works from its collection).

No-one knows how many women sell sex in the UK – one estimate puts the figure at 80,000, including those who work from premises and those who work on the streets – and no one knows how many have been the victims of violence, rape or worse.