Sentence examples for premises opened from inspiring English sources

Its new Fitzroy premises, opened in October, is hipster flypaper.

She has led frequent anti-abortion protests outside the Marie Stopes clinic since the premises opened two years ago.

It's quite short, however, for something that sets up such a complicated premise, opening a bee-barrel of questions and potentially thorny issues, and then just complicating them with extreme violence.

Though Mr. Roth's premise opens the door to all kinds of apocalyptic scenarios, the Lindbergh presidency he refracts through the eyes of the young "Philip" and his Newark compatriots is not some B-movie horror tale with concentration camps springing up in Nebraska.

Directed by Robert Schwentke from a screenplay by Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi and based on a series of graphic novels, that premise opens up the need for quite a bit of explaining.

Sava noted that it was designed to "jump-start the momentum by introducing new characters and storylines for future episodes", and that its premise opens up various storytelling avenues for the future of the series.

Shockwaves ran through the performing community when it emerged that the Government planned a none-in-the-bar law: a blanket ban on unlicensed performance on premises open to the public.

Explanations for crime have focussed on: NTE places deemed to have 'too many' licensed premises, those saturated with a high density of premises (Livingston, 2008; Pridemore & Grubesic, 2013); and, premises open 'too long', with concerns over the length of time premises can remain open for, based around extensions granted in trading hours (Chikritzhs & Stockwell, 2002; Holmes et al., 2014).

This includes sculptures and buildings which are "permanently situated in a public place or in premises open to the public".

The shows proved so popular they moved into bigger premises and opened a bar.

On July 19, after a court appearance, an unidentified gunman entered the court premises and opened fire in the hallway.