Sentence examples for premises large from inspiring English sources

And nowhere in Venice itself could provide premises large enough for a film festival, and so it is to the Lido that festival fans must make their pilgrimage.

Smith decided to relocate Agape Lodge to a larger premises, renting the large house at 1003 South Orange Grove Avenue in Pasadena from June 1942 for $100 a month, moving many of the lodge members in to the house, living as a form of commune and raising livestock and vegetables in the grounds.

These eventually moved from their tavern premises into large plush and gilt palaces where elaborate scenic effects were possible.

"One of the most common problems that security experts encounter," says Kenrick, "is that the burglar alarms for commercial premises or large blocks of flats are triggered by pests".

It involves small firms sending their programmers to the premises of large firms or on-site.

There was mayhem outside the court premises with large crowds gathering around restively and camera crews waiting to capture the trouble.

Our key premises are: large bacteria grow faster than small ones at high DOC concentrations, and vice versa; and heterotrophic flagellates are more efficient than the mixotrophs grazing small bacteria (both empirically supported).

Are the business premises too large?

His premises were larger than those of the original Shakespeare and Company, and he opened a reading room on the first floor, with a view of the cathedral.

The Administration's strategy is premised in large part on government forces fighting ISIS on the ground, supported by foreign air power.

Ms. Sack caters to a market that is acknowledged by only a handful of merchants, perhaps the best known being Torrid, a fast-growing national chain aimed at teenagers and young women size 14 and up and founded on the premise that large women, too, revel in body-conscious clothes.