Sentence examples for the premises from from inspiring English sources

And these are the premises from which he made some of his most enduring work.

It was assembled on the premises from 28 pieces and rests on a pedestal of Tennessee marble.

All the foods sold in the Vinegar Factory are prepared daily on the premises from the kitchens, he said.

It claims some 100 species may be seen on the premises, from the buff-bellied hummingbird to the turkey vulture.

Reasoning, therefore, will reliably yield truth only when it is completed by acts of intuition (noesis) that justify the premises from which we reason.

Chef Daniel Daylif has been on the premises from the beginning, first as a sous-chef, now as a full-time chef.

The premise, from a story by Richard Matheson, is intriguing and the Seventies setting is superbly atmospheric.

With expert deadpan, Guterson keeps the premise from getting too cute.

"We may take the premise from some promising movie and just not use the title," Mr. Tortorici said.

Be a Hero: The premise from the start has been that you, in every way an amateur, can go pro — on both sides of the lens.

Lubitsch and Ben Hecht, the screenwriter, took little more than the characters and the premise from Coward's scandalous London play, in which he starred with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne.