Sentence examples for premises to start from inspiring English sources

He'd always wanted to be his own boss, and was encouraged when a customer who owned a number of gastropubs suggested that Pearson use one of his premises to start a restaurant.

As a result, conservativeness can only be employed to do the required job if we have nominalistic premises to start with (Field 1989, p. 129).

Offer a room in your premises to get meetings started.

If you're not familiar with the book's format, the premise is to start with a quote from Shakespeare's Hamlet, provide a quick meditation and an exercise to 'land' the lesson in your consciousness.

It's a promising idea, but if the data actually is useful, Premise will need to start providing a lot of it — and that means, presumably, hiring a whole lot more contributors.

And it is not an unreasonable premise from which to start the debate.

From the beginning we had huge ambition for the River Café, it was just restrictions on the premises that forced us to start small.

He did not have enough money for the premises or the equipment needed to start the business.

A pilot scheme to breath test some customers before they gain entry to a number of licensed premises in Loughborough is set to start.

If you are wise you engage advisers who are experts on different aspects of the decision process and you consider each of their inputs, weigh them and hopefully come to the best possible decision given the specific premises or inputs you had to start with.

The news of the day trickles through, episode to episode: "Cold Comfort,"a good place for new viewers to start, is premised on the nineteen-seventies fuel crisis.