Sentence examples for premises but is from inspiring English sources

BT has previously shown this G.fast fibre-copper mix working from distribution points between the cabinet and the customer's premises, but is now saying it can achieve faster speeds right from the cabinet — although it still has to conduct large-scale customer trials to prove the deployment in the wild.

He likens the pilot's situation to that of a junior doctor in Britain during the 1980s, having their own bedroom on the hospital premises but being continuously on call to deal with patients' needs for 48 hours.

Participants were not allowed to consume nicotine or caffeine during the test period or in the lab premises, but were not required to abstain from these substances prior to attendance.

The Honourable Assassin is a novel that has a great premise but is underdeveloped.

It's a bit of an in-joke, an earnest black and white movie with an utterly absurd premise, but is still amusing.

Tyndale and B. & H. accept the felt-need premise but are quibbling over the specific categories, and are skeptical about the feasibility of industry-wide color-coding.

Psych was also described as having "a much simpler premise", but being more entertaining than Angela's Eyes".

Varietys Tony Scott had optimistic hopes for the series; he enjoyed the premise but was concerned that dialogue from the writers of Dream On should be "snappier".

It's there as a premises but it is not functional".

Ermou, a pedestrianised shopping street, has some boarded-up premises but it is busy.

You have to grab a cab to his new premises but it is worth the trip.