Sentence examples for premises divided from inspiring English sources
In a picture Mr. Vergara took that year, the bar is gone and its premises divided into two small storefronts painted different colors: the one on the left baby blue, the one on the right fire-engine red.
This week's geezerfest has a semi-interesting premise – dividing up a bizarro Britain along Romeo and Juliet lines, as blossoming young love threatens the tenuous truce between regional heavies – but no sense of how to develop it.
About seven years ago, OTB moved out and its premises were divided in half, with Radio Shack taking part of it and the rest remaining vacant.
The premises are divided into three areas for Little Owls (pre-school and under-fives), Bright Owls (primary school age) and Night Owls 11-188), with a great selection of books, toys and games in each.
Since Averroes takes modal premises to be of the divided type, assertoric premises in Aristotelian mixed necessity-assertoric syllogisms must have a predicate term which is necessary.
In Section 2, we saw that the premise viable space can be divided into two regions from the partition method, as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 Membership function.
The residents are given studio space for a year on the premises, in a large scuffed-up room divided into thirds by partition walls.
The adult index was calculated as the number of adult female mosquitoes captured divided by number of inspected premises.
But this premise confuses per capita share (the budget divided by number of students) with the actual cost of educating students in existing schools, which is far less than the per capita share.
But both Erekat and Mark Regev, a spokesman for the Israeli government, made it clear over the weekend that the talks would begin with both sides deeply divided, even over the very premise of their meeting.
