Sentence examples for premises there is from inspiring English sources

And when I look through the open door of the first, apparently empty, premises there is a fully equipped commercial kitchen and the lingering smell of food that must have been prepared for lunch.

Crispin Glover, George McFly himself, shows up as the ski lodge bellhop, and while there is no DeLorean on the premises, there is a brilliant send-up of the prom scene where Michael J. Fox's Marty McFly invented rock 'n' roll.

On the other hand, it eschews egalitarian premises (there is no appeal to a 'fair share' of anything)—in fact, its largest 'patch' is provided by an argument from enforced beneficence that rests on explicitly libertarian premises.

To the dismay of neighbors, who had complained about the noise and feeling unsafe, there was not much that the police could do to remove the people off of the premises; there is no law against loitering in public places.

If smoking continues to be tolerated on NHS premises, there is a risk that the NHS will now fall behind other work and public places.

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.

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.

Beyond the inaccuracies arising from the article's mistaken premises, there were other factual errors.

But with only 1,000 people allowed on the premises, there was air to breath, to wander and to entirely lose oneself in the parquet maze.

Beyond the inaccuracies arising from the article's mistaken premises, there were also several other factual errors, which are corrected today in an editors' note on Page A2.