Sentence examples for premises with some from inspiring English sources

Here he is on his new digs: 'Although at that point I had yet to receive a single visitor in my rooms, I issued my invitation with confidence, having chosen the premises with some care.

He then goes on to illustrate this premise with some silly, heavy-handed examples.

Mr. Harrison enlivens this very basic thriller premise with some acerbic portraits of the people involved in the scam.

The 40-Year-Old Virgin is a perfect example of a funny movie that succeeds in large part because it fuses an original premise with some of the genre's most esteemed and battle-tested cliches.

The potential of MET-high tumors to represent such a patient cohort remains an interesting premise, with some promising clinical data having emerged recently.

"Public.ex" has just two installations on the premises, along with some handouts, including a funky newspaper and a CD.

Julie Barratt, director of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health in Wales, said the institute was concerned "when it became obvious that some premises with a lower score were choosing not to display their score, because that rather undermines the system".

He said the children were in "very serious danger" and not just from the "filthy" premises, with open drains running through some of them.

Pharmacies are located in a variety of premises, with the majority in main streets and some linked with private healthcare clinics.

Some businesses may want to share commercial premises with another tenant to spread the cost.

Adam Rose left the premises with a warning: "The course will show its teeth at some point this week.