Sentence examples for premises like from inspiring English sources
Inside, security officers guarded the premises like a fortress.
Panelists even debated basic premises, like how aware consumers were of what tracking was taking place online.
Basic democratic premises like fairness, equal rights and majority rule suggest that the time for same-sex marriage has come, he says.
Like American barbecue joints, ramen shops close when they run out of their key ingredient: soup, which is always carefully made on the premises, like a French stock.
The N.F.L. prohibits all league employees from possessing weapons while traveling on league-related business or while on league premises like a stadium.
HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I just want everybody to know that there were lots and lots of questions with premises like this one's, but I "didn't have time" to answer them.
Amanpour asks about this, and Pawlenty says that some "significant people challenge that premise," like this guy who wears a tin can on his head and drools into his lap.
In particular, Universal executives believe that men or older women who aren't drawn to the premise will like the movie and are more likely to come out if they hear good things about it.
With a premise like that, it's amazing how bland their goals are.
The book's premise, like most of his hospital-based novels, is about a good thing run amok.
The funny thing is you would think that with a premise like that it would be total junk.
