Sentence examples for premises reading from inspiring English sources

I picked the dorky name of Eva's squalid place of employ out of the air one day, yet the production team had to carefully paint a real sign over a real shop premises reading "Travel R Us".

"By entering these premises," it reads, "you hereby waive the following rights: To privacy.

Writer/director Nacho Vigalondo deserves immediate plaudits for crafting a premise that reads like Rachel Getting Married meets Godzilla (in fact, the film's resemblance to the latter led to a lawsuit) and the leftfield genre shift comes as a refreshing change, after another particularly dull set of summer blockbusters.

But on the domain-conditions reading, premise 1 (at least) is, if not false, then at least dubious -- a piece of controversial ontology.

Our premise was that reading an article should feel enjoyable, and that it should be frictionless and fun to get more context surrounding whatever you're consuming, whenever you want it.

Think of the scene in Spielberg's "Lincoln"in which he deduces the necessity for equality from the same axiomatic premises he recalls from reading Euclid's "Elements" as a young man.

If you think this premise is preposterous, stop reading here, and complain to your representatives in Congress.

"The conditions in this premises," the sign read, "are imminently perilous to life".

When shit hit the fan and our front door was slapped with a large sign that read "Premises Have Been Vacated by the DOB," we started the process for protection under the Loft Law.

Reading Kagan is like reading the work of a very clever Marxist: the logic is impeccable, even when the premise is wrong.

Days before the group's arrival, workers at Inje Speedium had placed banners around the premises welcoming the North Koreans, reading "We are one" and "welcome".