Sentence examples for premises attached from inspiring English sources

The cathedral includes two narthices, a bell tower and two other premises attached to the south church wall.

Ninety-four per cent of general practitioners practiced from purpose-built and adapted premises, with 5.7% having premises attached to their residence.

Some are attached to premises – not only bakeries but in residence within cafes, takeaways and restaurants.

In The Navigator there are many moments of intense beauty that branch off the film's core fish-out-of-water premise, including a man attached to the front of a fast-moving train and the group's violent reaction to a submarine rising from the water (they interpret it as a giant beast attacking them).

It can be considered as a mobile battery, which can be limited to recharge only, but is also able to discharge to support the premise consumption it is attached to, if needed.

It is based upon the premise that financial incentives attached to quality indicators can improve practice and reduce inequalities in healthcare provision.

Then the body of a beheaded dog was hung on a window at the newspaper's premises, with a warning note attached to it.

Drying was carried out on a large area of open ground attached to the premises.

The club's offices, once in an industrial estate, were moved to newly built premises on site, with changing rooms attached.

At Terhune Orchards, in Princeton, many customers leave the premises confident that their stalks were attached to the earth not long before, because they snap each one off themselves.

Ninety-four per cent of general practitioners practice from purpose-built or adapted premises with under 6% of practices being attached to the general practitioner's residence.