Sentence examples for premises near from inspiring English sources

There are far too many fast-food premises near schools.

As a result, it had sites ready when firms started looking for premises near new motorways.

Next month Swift and Waddington are moving their business to larger premises near Usk.

Ring Gateway 2000, an American computer company, from anywhere in Europe, and your call will be answered (and your order assembled) in premises near Dublin airport.

He says he is a different character to his sibling, who works across the street in similarly plush premises near London's Hyde Park.

Gagosian's airy premises near King's Cross has a fair selection of periods and types, as well as all his Controlled Substances, in which each of the pictures has an accompanying colour-coded key that reveals its title.

It has also moved to new premises, nearer the centre of Bury, has started drop-in advice evenings, staffed by a volunteer solicitor and barrister, and is meeting more than 90% of the hours required by the contract with the LSC, the body responsible for legal aid in England and Wales.

The premise: a near-future Wild West theme park populated by robots where the ultra-rich can get out of the office and rape or murder a machine or two.

The justification to include the evertors in the current study was based on the premise that, near-maximally inverted ankle at footstrike, the evertors would act in synergy with the ankle dorsiflexors to stabilize the foot-ankle complex during weight bearing activities.

We know perfectly well that, in the case of the default rules we actually use, the conditional probability of the conclusion on the premises is nowhere near 1.

Mr. Penn revisits that premise with a near approximation of the album's cast, featuring Seamus Blake and Yosvany Terry on saxophones, Adam Rogers on guitar and James Genus on bass.