Sentence examples for premises at the from inspiring English sources

I ate superb fish and chips made on the premises at the Spice Island Inn in Bath Square, and visited the contemporary art exhibition in the Aspex gallery, housed in a former Grade I-listed naval armoury.

Frampton, on the premises at the right moment, was promoted.

SAN DIEGO— Harvey Weinstein, the aggressive indie-film executive, was somewhere on the premises at the Comic-Con International convention here on Saturday, according to his staff.

Bouvier refurbished the company's premises at the freeport, which include two showrooms, and encouraged a framer to open a workshop in the building.

"The children's parents were not at the premises at the time of the incident … No CF [coalition forces] casualties or damages reported," the logs record.

Some questions concern a "bill and hold" policy, under which Agco books sales even as equipment stays on its premises at the request of some dealers.

Maintenance costs incurred included salary for staff, who are specifically employed and trained to provide smoking cessation support, and costs associated with providing the premises at which the service would be offered.

This is the overstated premise at the heart of the book.

"There's a premise at the beginning: a man is dying and his sons won't come to his deathbed..

It is hard to take seriously the premise at the heart of "The Dark Ages," given how besotted the producers seem with all the era's gruesomeness.

It's the premise at the very heart of all free-market theory as Adam Smith — the guy whose profile is on every libertarian tie — conceived it.