Sentence examples for premises by taking from inspiring English sources

Timothy Verdon, to expand its premises by taking over a large hall, formerly a theater, next door.

Kim Stanley Robinson's new novel pays elegant homage to the genre's Ur-text, fleshing out and extrapolating its premises by taking as protagonist Kepler's contemporary Galileo Galilei - the man whose discoveries did more to kick-start modern science than anybody before Newton.

In "Alice," he attacked some of the new ideas as nonsense — using a technique familiar from Euclid's proofs, reductio ad absurdum, where the validity of an idea is tested by taking its premises to their logical extreme.

She was planning to tackle alcohol-induced crime by "taking the licences away from dodgy premises".

27 Based on these premises, and taking into account that viral mRNA is translated by the host cell translational system, we investigated the logistical support for a hypothetical antiretroviral therapy consisting of inhibiting specific transfer RNA species.

Then they storm the premises, taking the couple by surprise and yelling insults (and even death threats) at Judith, wearing the couple down with their relentless intimidation.

The Loughborough premises taking part: Amber Rooms, The Rushes.

This is carried out on their behalf by local government inspectors who visit premises and take samples.

"Those premises have taken a beating recently.

Another resident reached by telephone, Ousmane Yattara, said angry citizens marched toward the militants' base, vandalized the premises and took the militants' food supplies.

It was possible to enter the premises by observing the nightwatch guards, taking note of their patrol patterns, timing one's  movements to reach the shop's door undetected and then picking the lock.