Sentence examples for premises selling from inspiring English sources

There's a gift shop on the premises, selling Hollywood Forever T-shirts and mugs.

She successfully tackled vice by marking the issue as a police priority, lobbying the then Home Secretary Willie Whitelaw, and forcing the owners of premises selling sex to subscribe to detailed licences.

All premises selling alcohol in Scotland must be licensed under the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005.

In Norway, each additional 1-hour extension to the opening times of premises selling alcohol is associated with a 16% increase in violent crime.

They guarded the premises, sold souvenirs and refreshments and spoke with visitors about bygone days.

The fine-textured semolina bread, baked on the premises, sold me on Lusardi's.

The two found inspiration in the country's Soneva resorts, which had long filtered and bottled water on the premises, sold it to guests and then donated a portion of proceeds to local charities.

In the early 1980's he bought an IBM Displaywriter, and became so proficient that he wrote "Writing with a Word Processor" (1983), "which, though a slender book premise, sold 100,000 copies," he said.

Casper sprung onto the market in 2013 with a relatively simple premise: sell a quality mattress for cheaper.

His heirs, the Garlands, maintained the premises before selling out in the 1830's; it was finally shuttering in 1953.

Recent raids in Sheffield have seized more than 2,000 bottles of fake spirits in the last five months alone, with prosecutions taken against 15 premises found selling it in the city.