Sentence examples for premises ranging from from inspiring English sources

Hugh Plat, a London lawyer, in 1594 published a compendium, called "Jewell house of art and nature," filled with diverse facts and premises ranging from advice on food preservation to a recipe for toothpaste.

The number of sows on the premises ranged from 45 to 3500, with a mean of 800.3.

The number of horses per premise ranged from 1 (19.4% of all premises) to 14 (3.2%) and the mean number of horses per premise was 4.7.

The number of mares per premise ranged from 1 (23.3% of all premises) to 9 (2.7%) and the mean number of mares per premise was 2.7.

Closing hours were measured in terms of the latest permitted hour of on-premise trading, ranging from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m.

All Vogel's footwear is hand crafted on the premises; it ranges from size 2 to 24 in length, and from AA to EEEEE in width.

Previously secret owners are identified in a sample of almost 60 UK homes and offices, ranging from multimillion-pound commercial premises in the heart of London to a small hotel in Southend, Essex.

As an introduction, Castle ran down a continuum of concerns for artists ranging from the nuts and bolts premise of, "What is the value of our labor?" to the imperative of moving toward "actionable ideas".

These "issues", they argue, embody a whole gamut of fears ranging from international terrorism, immoral behaviour, to vandalism and misuse of premises for criminal activities.

Moreover, studies that measured concentrations of environmental nicotine and particulate matter with diameter <2.5 µm in hospitality premises of different Italian cities before and after the smoking ban showed reductions ranging from 70% to 97% [11].

The premise is similarly minimalist: its performers tell stories about their lives in London, ranging from the farcical to the apocalyptically disturbing.