Sentence examples for premises built from inspiring English sources

Most general practitioners have one or more partners and work more and more in premises built for the purpose.

There was an opportunity now to overhaul the school premises built in 1972.

The movie, whose brain trust includes some members of the Broken Lizard comedy troupe, which was behind films like "Beerfest" and "Super Troopers," has a premise built for gags and takes full advantage of it.

Like VALIS and The Divine Invasion that followed it, A Scanner Darkly was two stories collided into one – a roughly science-fictional premise built around a mind-destroying drug, and a grittily realistic autobiographical depiction of PKD's time living among drug addicts.

A premise built upon mundane daily activities goes on to become the best-selling PC game of all time.

Premise builds the machinery to improve global economic transpar- ency and measure what's happening with the collective enterprise of the human race.

The premises were built in 1980 and consist of brick construction with a tiled roof.

The zoo's ape house, unlike the rest of the premises, is built like a ballroom.

Next door to the grand new premises he built with his compensation on Fish Island, across the canal from the park, he is installing the Fish Island Riviera, a temporary pleasure garden where he hopes companies will entertain visiting bigwigs.Two great flows of prosperity have shaped London: from the centre to the outskirts and from east to west.

The current school premises were built in the late 1990s.

But the premises are built around whole hog pit cooking, with all the pigs used raised in North Carolina using free-range farming practices.