Sentence examples for premises which are from inspiring English sources

At the Sunshine Cinema, Bill Murray, the theater's manager, gave a brief tour of the premises, which are rich in history.

The company thinks that residential deliveries are a different sort of business from those made to commercial premises, which are generally manned during office hours.

The 120-year-old club, which has been at its current location for more than 70 years, was notified late last year that it would have to vacate the premises, which are leased from the county, by Feb. 15.

Now 1,100 students cram into its premises, which are next door to the upmarket Oriental Club, each week, with waiting lists for some classes and events, and it teaches spirituality to businesses, diplomats, charities and local authorities.

Abacus's beginnings were modest the original premises, which are now a T-Mobile store, were robbed twice in the first year but it was a good time to start a bank.

"The danger that you have with physical premises which are eclectic is that you start to think your culture is a function of the eclectic premises," said George "Gar" Bason, president of the board.

"They happened to see each other off of school premises, which is more like fighting ground".

My dad had election premises, which were on Old Rutherglen Road, next to a coal yard.

What he really wanted was to revive the show on the original premises, which was done for its fiftieth anniversary.

The only breakfast available during the week is from a new bakery on the premises, which was a bit rough around the edges.

"I cannot rule out that disease is developing on the premises," which is also quite close to the laboratory complex, Ms. Reynolds said.