Sentence examples for premises in a from inspiring English sources

The station had its premises in a house a few doors east of Orlando Travel.

Mine was one of four licensed premises in a scattered district of three-hundred-odd souls.

Several years ago the museum borrowed a big chunk of money to renovate its premises in a repurposed downtown library.

In 2010 we secured new London Borough Hackney-owned premises in a then derelict former paint factory.

Commons documents show that Malik left his predecessor's office in April 2006 and began claiming Commons office expenses on new premises in a shopping parade on Daisy Hill.

I watched the election returns from the Southampton Hospital (long story, improbably involving basketball), chugging white wine smuggled onto the premises in a Perrier bottle.

Even if philosophical argumentation rarely includes premises about the intuitiveness of a proposition, our justification for accepting the premises in an argument is of great importance in determining the ultimate justificatory force of the argument.

This fall, they'll seek a permit to have a medical marijuana dispensary (sell pot) on its premises in an attempt to boost sales, the East Bay Express reports.

Some residents have joined the village's industrial association, including Thomson Industries, which has a helipad on its premises, in filing a lawsuit to annul the zoning change.

It was a dubious premise in a nightmare year for Democrats, and Kasich eked out a win.

(Ezra Klein, similarly, questions Collins's premise in a post accurately titled, "In which I ruin my bright electoral future").