Sentence examples for suspicious premises from inspiring English sources

Operation Thunderbolt, supported by police in Macao and neighbouring Guangdong province, consisted of 1,700 raids on suspicious premises including gambling dens, unlicensed bars and warehouses.

It was when he was covering large medical firms for a series of hedge funds that he first grew suspicious of the premise that an aging society will lift health care stocks en masse.

When the lights in our makeshift bedroom – the museum's resplendent Victorian entrance hall – are finally switched off at 3am, burly security men patrol the premises, shining suspicious torches on stirring sleeping bags.

An Israeli military spokesman, asked why documents and hard drives were confiscated from Watan TV if the concern was about transmission frequencies, said that once the soldiers entered the premises, they noticed suspicious documents and extended what they took with them.

Police have also used a robot to detonate a suspicious device found on the premises, according to the sources, who requested anonymity because the investigation is active and ongoing.

We also learn about Billy Witch, a camper who in 1982 vanished in suspicious circumstances and has haunted the premises ever since.

They searched the premises and found nothing suspicious; leaving a soldier behind as a guard, they returned to Komar-Abdullah's house.

Nesting in a corner of the Met Bar in London, frontman Mike Patton is suspicious and combative, instinctively resisting the premise of every question before reluctantly cooperating.

In London, Ricard's Lodge High School in Wimbledon and Raynes Park High School were thought to be among four that received calls claiming a "suspicious device" had been left at their premises.

Police will be instantly suspicious, they ask to see your papers, examine your premises.

I believe that this is a deeply flawed premise of viewing any scenario except revolution as immediately suspicious.