Sentence examples for the old premises from inspiring English sources

Tour of the old premises in the company of its board chairman, Mr. Mitchell Samuels.

A poster on its door advertised Décors de Bordels, an exhibition of brothel photos, showing opposite the old premises of Le Chabanais, once Paris's most luxurious whorehouse.

Since the old premises just off Bondi Beach were demolished the club has purchased prime land in Paddington, which is a pretty luxurious asset for a side that plays in the third tier of football in New South Wales.

To allow for expansion, the old premises were demolished.

Then the old premise turns to parody.

The old premise behond a dot-com was: Take an idea, promote the heck out of it and get customers and revenues.

"The older premise was, the more you protect the head and face, the more sticks get up, the more reckless the play," Phoenix Coyotes General Manager Mike Barnett said.

Rubens does not care as much about perception -- he carries a stronger inheritance of the older premise of the thing-in-itself.

The library's old premises was renovated for an NTUC FairPrice supermarket.

The Necessary Stage's 672-square metre (7,467 square feet) premises at the basement of the community building was about three times the size of its old premises at Cairnhill Arts Centre, which did not have a proper theatre space for productions.

After that the offers came flooding in, including commissions to create This Is Where We Got to When You Came In, an affecting adieu to the Bush theatre's old premises, and You'll See Me (Sailing in Antarctica), which invited people to use memory to imagine the future, and was played out on the roof of the National Theatre in 2012.