Sentence examples for premises which is from inspiring English sources

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

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

The commission cited a statute allowing it to take such action following a "shooting, stabbing or murder that has occurred on the licensed premises which is likely to result in a subsequent act of violence".

"The company will continue to print the Courier, the Evening Telegraph and the Sunday Post for the Scottish market at its Kingsway premises, which is also the site for its gravure printing operation.

He said: "One of the aspects that we're looking at regards the possibility of enabling civil partnerships to be registered in religious premises, which isn't currently in their proposals.

Most of them display a certain competence when it comes to laying out their premises, which is something, I guess.

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.

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