Sentence examples for tiny premises from inspiring English sources

With just 37 pupils in two classes, the school has tiny premises with nowhere to showcase pupils' work, says class teacher Arlene Williams.

The vibe upon stepping over the whimsy-steeped, blue-striped threshold and into the tiny premises is distinctly yipster -- that is, yuppie-hipster.

bridgeofallan.co.uk ID5434139 The Four Candles, named for a tenuous link to the Two Ronnies' sketch, is one of the new breed of micropubs, a tiny corner premises on a residential street.

Reaching its tiny, unprepossessing premises – it looks at first glance like your bog-standard Arab pastry shop – can certainly be turned into an odyssey of sorts, since the journey involves, from my house, a bus and two tubes, followed by a charm-free walk down one of the most polluted streets in the city.

Their tiny business premises are a garret above a record shop in Soho, London.

Another show with an amusing premise is "Tiny Commando," starring Mr. Levi, of "Chuck," as a four-inch-tall Rambo-style detective who takes on cases ranging from a Mars rescue mission to the search for a family's missing guinea pig.

That is because its smiling staff are the owners and employees of tiny businesses that rent the premises from the owner of the brand and use family labour teenage children, spouses and parents to avoid the job-killing tax and social charges.

It is unusual to have one acting pope and a former one living as neighbors within the premises of the tiny Vatican City State, while the apartment of the Apostolic Palace remains desperately empty.

(Tiny) hands down, the best premise of the year: Matt Damon and Kristen Wiig play a couple who enter a scheme promising to make them king and queen of suburbia, provided they are happy to be reduced to the size of a doll.

About 18 months later we were kicked out of the shop, and 30 of us formed Family Action in Rogerfield and Easterhouse (Fare) as a charity in a tiny room in the tenants' association premises.

And yes, that premise probably contains a tiny grain of truth.