Sentence examples for premises grown from inspiring English sources

When he was on the premises, grown men and women instinctively ducked down on their hands and knees to pick up hot dog wrappers and cigarette butts.

Plebs's premise grew from the idea of taking three 21st-century lads, with all the hangups and foibles that entails, and hurling them into history.

"One Fall," a star vehicle Marcus Dean Fuller created for himself, starts out with an intriguing premise but grows muddier as it grows more mystical.

It's a visual campaign based on the premise that growing one is so challenging to male vanity it's only worth doing if a charity is involved.

On this premise, the growing interest in improved wastewater treatment in rural Victoria is explored before offering a methodology for quantifying individual preferences in small towns.

Food sovereignty is the right of a people to define their own food and agricultural systems, premised on growing domestically for domestic consumption.

For all the horrors that the twentieth century has witnessed, such starkness now seems naïve; the materialist premises of science have grown somehow airy, so that physicists speak of finding "the God particle," and the electronic texture of popular culture unweights misery, spliced as it is among the television commercials.

Wineries use grapes grown on premises or ones bought from other vineyards.

Pair it with a milkshake made with strawberries grown on premises and then cry silently to yourself.

Second, Brooks' key premise — that conditions have grown "more welcoming" for low-skilled immigrants from Latin America over the last two generations — is precisely what's in dispute in this debate.

This Slideon concept MP3 player has a simple premise: slider cellphones have grown in popularity, so why not make a slider MP3 player?