Sentence examples for premises onto from inspiring English sources

Latterly it was used as student housing for the adjacent Brighton Art College, which extended its premises onto the site when the building was demolished.

In essence, this involves a reformulation of the model, questioning some of its original premises while holding onto the ideal of the citizen as an active political agent.

The tensions between Stretford and the Estates Company began to come to a head in 1906, when in response to complaints in the press about the state of one particular road in the park, Trafford Park Road, Stretford issued formal notices demanding that all premises with frontage onto the road pay for its improvement.

There is no method of cross-checking the date as is the case for movements of cattle off and onto premises which involves both parties reporting the movement.

Officers found two unexploded hand grenades that had been tossed onto the premises and detonated them.

"I think it does provide the same safety precautions that a citizen expects when a law enforcement officer enters onto a premises," Mr. Daugaard said in an interview.

But hipness is not easy to fake, and there is something a little awkward about the Olympics' attempt to drag teen cool onto the premises.

"I think it does provide the same safety precautions that a citizen expects when a law enforcement officer enters onto a premises," Mr. Daugaard said in The Times.

He wants Gavin's bachelor party to involve a tandem parachute jump onto the premises of a beer refinery in Hamburg, Germany.

I watched the election returns from the Southampton Hospital (long story, improbably involving basketball), chugging white wine smuggled onto the premises in a Perrier bottle.

Yet its present director, Anne Hawley, has taken pains to keep the museum flexible, a work in progress, through artists' residencies that, temporarily, bring fresh work onto the premises.