Sentence examples for premises with one from inspiring English sources

Why not treat halls of residence much like commercial premises, with one licence covering all rooms?

Most hotels will charge you an arm and a leg if you slip off the premises with one of their cheap, fuzzy robes, so why are they offering a Banksy work worth $15,000 to anyone who can sneak off with it?

Thousands of venues had failed to adapt their premises, with one in five shops excluding wheelchair users.

We know that 80 suspected drug dealers were arrested on the premises with just one prosecution being made.

Consequently, shops that continue to peddle blow-up dolls in poorly lit premises with (as in one Soho dive) newspaper on the floor to catch drips from a leaky ceiling will miss out on the Girl Power pound.

According to the Argentine legislation [ 6], premises with at least one reactive animal were defined as BB-infected.

Then, once one knows what sort of person one is dealing with, one can choose premises accordingly.

Notice, however, that there is a simple way to switch one of the premises with the conclusion: if one starts with the length of the shadow, the angle of elevation of the Sun, and the law of light propagation, one can deduce (using trigonometry) the height of the pole.

At the September 30th briefing, for example, he responded to one fusillade by saying, "Maybe you guys should huddle, maybe come up with one premise that we'll at least test for one day, rather than contradicting in a certain day multiple premises".

And separating red, green, and blue light is by no means a new phenomenon— it's the premise behind 3D glasses with one red and one blue lens, and the early color photographs taken in Russia at the turn of the century made through the process of digichromatography.

But with one washer and dryer on the premises, there were immediately red flags.