Sentence examples for premises somewhere from inspiring English sources

About twenty years ago, according to Mary Jo, she suggested to John that they move Mosca's to premises somewhere on the New Orleans side of the river: "And he said, 'No.

A little too familiar for Ayres, it seems, who takes what initially seems like a cookie cutter premise somewhere very different.

There's a solid premise somewhere in "Something," and it should be the perfect type of single-location film that benefits from the isolation and anxieties of being a new parent.

Well, do your best to forget both of those because, even though its premise falls somewhere between the two, Killers bungles the execution at every turn.

One reason she has become so good is that she takes the basic premises of Language writing somewhere they were never intended to go: toward the mapping of a single individual's extraordinary mind and uniquely broken heart.

(Nate Chinen) BILL CHARLAP TRIO (Wednesday) Revisiting the sound premise of his album "Somewhere: The Songs of Leonard Bernstein" (Blue Note), the ever-articulate pianist Bill Charlap leads his blue-chip trio, with Peter Washington on bass and Kenny Washington (they are not related) on drums.

"Then they come clubbing and change to more revealing outfits that they drop somewhere within the premises".

SAN DIEGO— Harvey Weinstein, the aggressive indie-film executive, was somewhere on the premises at the Comic-Con International convention here on Saturday, according to his staff.

A woman in the corner was bragging of her P. J. Clarke's genealogy by telling people that her father's ashes were somewhere on the premises.

A new law passed late last year says that storekeepers may continue to show customers pre-hike prices as long as somewhere on the premises they note that tax is not included.

After the clip ended, the unit's band played "God Bless America," and my feeling of unease intensified as I thought about how Vice President Mike Pence—Indiana's former Governor was somewhere on the premises.