Sentence examples for premises there from inspiring English sources

Officers said the three were not thought to be directly linked to Plymouth or any premises there.

The Bell Pottinger premises there have a security guard in the lobby – perhaps on the lookout for more protesters with superglue – but otherwise seem a little more prosaic: a single floor of a heavy postwar office block, above a Sports Direct and an M&S.

Around the clinically spotless premises there are envelopes and plastic crates holding seeds from the kinds of plants that have brought inspiration to name givers -- Scottish primrose, lundy cabbage, toothwort, Yellow Star of Bethlehem, lady's mantle, monkey orchids, dog's mercury, devil's claw and the shaggy mouse-ear hawkweed.

Consequently, at a client's premises there are many units of process equipment, software modules and Internet connections that have been installed by different vendors, and this uncoordinated work has created serious interoperability, maintainability and security problems.

The site has been redeveloped many times in subsequent centuries; amongst other uses, a Moravian church and a chocolate factory have occupied premises there.

Following the maneuvers Ferdinand and his wife planned to visit Sarajevo to open the state museum in its new premises there.

It's up to the level design to decide what premise there is in a map.

It should tell us what we're watching, and what clever hook or premise there is in the show.

The premise: there are three boxes and one has a car in it.

Although there is a little looseness to the curatorial premise, there is nonetheless some vital and important work here.

But the article was disturbing because of its very accurate premise: there is enormous private wealth in this country.