Sentence examples for premises more than from inspiring English sources

Today it has 747 licensed premises, more than a third open after midnight.The capital's culture spots also welcome visitors late into the night.

(Last year, a clinic was fined for exhibiting on its premises more than two thousand jaw fragments in two vitrines, each bone labelled with the name of the patient from whom it was carved).

Though you might assume the doctor will be present for your consultation, not all states require the Medical Director (or doctor) of a cosmetic dermatology center to be on the premises more than an hour or two a month.

That was the premise, more than a decade ago, behind a Clinton administration rule that restricted road building on millions of acres of national forests in the West.

The system they devised was meant to encourage the spread of free markets and liberal democracy, and it was premised, more than anything, on American leadership.

What I find irksome in all of this, more than D'Souza running with an inherently ridiculous premise, more than Gingrich strapping booster rockets to that inherently ridiculous premise, is the gleeful high-fiving it engendered on the Right as if it was anything other than Newt Gingrich being his usual, vile, cynical self.

Rip Torn took Mailer's premises more seriously than Mailer himself did and acted them out, in the process both stealing Mailer's film and making it for him.

David Goldstein, author of a recent book on energy efficiency, points out that until recently businesses in New York lit their premises more brightly than did those in Seattle, despite New York's much higher power prices.

Yet Wolfe's premises matter more than the accuracy of his prognosis.

Small batches are made on the premises in more than a dozen flavors, with the suavest of textures.

Now that the expansion of its York Avenue headquarters is complete, the company is determined to fill its premises with more than simply what's coming up for sale.