Sentence examples for premises not from inspiring English sources

It was a commercial premises, not a private house.

"The search was of permanent premises, not of a movable vehicle.

Some are attached to premises – not only bakeries but in residence within cafes, takeaways and restaurants.

Whereas the girl in the paper was not allowed to leave her employers' premises, not ever — she was a prisoner.

We use accrual accounting, which means our revenues are the value of jobs that leave our premises — not our cash collection.

If there is to be any sensible deal to raise the debt limit, they also need to rebut the amendment's false and dangerous premises — not an easy task given the idea's populist appeal.

Its bailout of the automaker was premised not on making money, but on preserving jobs.

If there's a cynicism to the show, it's in the premise not just that this is inevitable but that it's already happened.

Mr. Rohde's characters love to hold forth — about man, God, the law and the state but oddly, given the premise, not so much about art.

The early success of Nigella Lawson's career was premised not on posh spins on low-end food, but on a posh person preparing it as nature intended.

This, as I say, is the premise not only of the book but of most serious discussion among the political class.