Sentence examples for premises who from inspiring English sources

"Who are you?" he asks, maybe because I'm the only one on the premises who isn't Persian.

Black students also report being stopped by staff when they are on university premises who confuse them for construction workers rather than recognise them as students.

"We hope that other premises who may have been tempted to sell smuggled or counterfeit goods from their venues will see this as a deterrent".

There are two lists: one for insiders seeking to move to different apartments on the premises, who have preference over outsiders, and the other for outsiders.

Employers liability, which is a legal requirement, covers your staff, public liability covers anybody else on your premises who might make a claim against you, and there is also product liability cover.

According to a transcript of the hearing, Justice Blackburne then said to Mr. Sterling, "I understand that there is a detective on the premises who has some reason to believe that he ought to arrest you".

I wanted to argue against the question's very premise; who can even really say what progress is?

There can't be a new parliamentarian on earth, even the ones who went to the public schools on which the palaces were premised, who feels comfortable with the conventions, built up by time but guarded by people who enjoy the feeling of gatekeeping in the in-group.

I like the use of tacky New York settings (not enough TV shows foreground the awfulness of Times Square), I really like the weirdness of the premise (who among us isn't fascinated by what happens to people when they escape from a cult?) and I especially like Kimmy's delightful cheerfulness.

Simple premise: Who would you trust more for a recommendation, Google or your friends?

This whole argument boils down to a simple premise: who is in charge of our lives?