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Sentences ending with premises

Have already done what I can in the premises. [7]
He remained on the premises. [5]
Fate merely drew the conclusion which must result from such premises. [10]
I reminded him that he had been told again and again not to come here; that he might have all the grass, but he should not bring his cow upon the premises. [4]
A goose and some chickens had strayed off to his premises. [10]
The miners stood silent and reverent in a half-circle, inclosing a large vacant space which included the front exposure of the site of the late premises. [5]
I was ordered off the premises! [5]
The First Groom of the Palace will proceed to count the portable articles of value belonging to the premises. [5]
The boundless vastness of the great American desert is my enclosed property, and I bury my dead on my own premises! [5]
This book is littered with as crass stupidities as that one--deductions by the page which bear no discoverable kinship to their premises. [5]

More example sentences with the word premises in them

If Zminis searches your premises he will certainly go into the cellar; for what can he not do in Caesar's name? [10]
But what are you doing on our premises at night, sword in hand? [10]
The bootmaker to whom I went on good recommendation had hardly anything about his premises to remind one of his calling. [6]
There was a way to find out as to this: if this prodigal abundance of provender was not brought in from the outside, but produced on the premises, there was witchcraft, sure. [5]
The young man was absent, but the Dukes and Countesses and Princes went over the premises with us as leisurely as was the case at the Emperor's, and conversation continued as lively as ever. [5]
I have no time to turn round, a young lady visitor (schoolmate of Livy's) is dying in the house of typhoid fever (parents are in South Carolina) and the premises are full of nurses and doctors and we are all fagged out. [5]
The fact that the ushers grow their buttonhole- bouquets on the premises shows what might be done if they had the right kind of an agricultural head to the establishment. [5]
Finally, Kit informed the gentleman that the premises were now to let, and that a board upon the door referred all inquirers to Mr Sampson Brass, Solicitor, of Bevis Marks, from whom he might perhaps learn some further particulars. [12]
I don't mind the exclamation of any old stager who drinks Madeira worth from two to six Bibles a bottle, and burns, according to his own premises, a dozen souls a year in the cigars with which he muddles his brains. [6]
Thus, your French servant has devalise your premises and got caught. [6]
This error of premises leads to error of conclusion in every statement of matter as a basis. [5]
Included in the premises are two churches, a gambling-house, a couple of country stores, and a post-office. [4]
Metaphysics are above physics, and drag not matter, or what is termed that, into one of its premises or conclusions. [5]
Mr. Logan once performed the functions of local judge, a Republican appointment, and he sits around the premises now in the enjoyment of that past dignity and of the fact that his wife is postmistress. [4]
He'd have stepped over to Hogan's and glanced--just glanced, that's all--at the premises, and that's enough. [5]
For four-and-twenty hours our bristling premises were the talk and wonder of the town. [5]
He finished by ordering me to leave the premises, and give my attention strictly to my own business in future. [5]
The new decoration of the Premises contributed much to the magnificence of the spectacle. [2]
The mediaeval conception of the Church, before Luther's day, was consistent, at any rate, if you once grant the premises on which it was based. [9]
I believe that no fault can be pointed out in that argument; assuming the truth of the premises, the conclusion, so far as I have capacity at all to understand it, follows inevitably. [7]
But it didn't matter much, because they was still on the premises somewheres. [5]
Of this Mr. Lincoln knew nothing, nor did he need or desire to know anything, because it had nothing whatever to do with a just conclusion from the premises. [7]
The accidental discovery, just made, that the proprietor of the Temperance Tavern kept liquor on his premises, scarcely fluttered the public pulse, tremendous as the fact was. [5]
He didn't start it on the family premises under the noses of the Strelitzes; no, he started it away off yonder, privately,--only just one regiment, you know, and he built to that. [5]
When a mortgage is given to secure two notes, and one of the notes is sold and assigned, if the mortgaged premises are only sufficient to pay one note, the one assigned will take it all. [7]
When we returned in the fall, the house was as empty as a beer closet in premises where painters have been at work. [5]
The old man's illness had not lasted many days when he took formal possession of the premises and all upon them, in virtue of certain legal powers to that effect, which few understood and none presumed to call in question. [12]
Patience was a home-keeping body and rarely left the premises except to go to church on Sunday, although her cheerfulness and social helpfulness were tinged by nothing morbid. [4]
The Doctor read his sermon with a pleasant, paternal interest: it was well argued from his premises. [6]
The jailer exhibited his premises with an air of modesty. [4]
I will let him know that my friendship for my family is not linked together by cankered chains; and if he ever enters upon my premises again, I will send him to his long home. [5]
She poured out her heart in passionate, disjointed sentences; he replied with finished essays, divided deliberately into heads and sub-heads, premises and argument. [5]
Please see and hear him fully, and decide whether anything, and, if anything, what, can be done in the premises. [7]
As it was, he smiled to think how very differently Alma Leighton would have judged her from Miss Vance's premises. [8]
In all I have done in the premises I have acted upon the urgent solicitation of many Kentuckians, and in accordance with what I believed, and still believe, to be the wish of a majority of all the Union-loving people of Kentucky. [7]
The plot of ground--which extended towards the river to the road-way for foot passengers, vehicles and the files of men towing the Nile-boats--was but narrow, and bounded on either side by extensive premises. [10]
But this is generalizing on narrow premises. [4]
If they were furnished any sustenance it would have to be made on the premises. [5]
You see, my friends, what immense conclusions, touching our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor, may be reached by means of very insignificant premises. [6]
There is a fault in it as I think, but the fault is not in the reasoning; but the falsehood in fact is a fault of the premises. [7]
In that miserable delusion referred to above, the reverend Aztecs and Fijians argued rightly enough from their premises, no doubt, for many men can do this. [6]
In the early days a poverty-stricken Mexican who lived in a canyon directly back of Virginia City, had a stream of water as large as a man's wrist trickling from the hill-side on his premises. [5]
Bermuda is a coral island, with a six-inch crust of soil on top of it, and every man has a quarry on his own premises. [5]
Such was the conclusion, from rather insufficient premises, it must be confessed; but if nature does nothing per saltum,--by jumps,--as the old adage has it, youth is very apt to take long leaps from a fact to a possible sequel or consequence. [6]
This form was common: How about that old woman you kiked of your premises which was beging. [5]
However strictly the citizen may exclude from his premises all foreign luxuries,--fine cloths, fine silks, rich wines, golden chains, and diamond rings,--still, for the possession of his house, his barn, and his homespun, he is to be perpetually haunted and harassed by the tax-gatherer. [7]
But the orthodox churches are running just such a risk to-day, and if any person who contemplates entering these churches doesn't examine the premises first, he refrains at his own cost. [9]
I have a billiardist on the premises, and I walk not less than ten miles every day with the cue in my hand. [5]
Just state your bill and relapse into impenetrable silence for ever and ever on these premises. [5]
Then it should be here but it isn't, when I send a thing with another thing, the other thing goes but the thing doesn't, I find it later--still on the premises. [5]
You shall not be a loser nor a sufferer if you do your duty now in these premises. [6]
While I was at this, I heard a shout from Johnny, and looking up I saw that my fire was galloping all over the premises! [5]
Chickens and other animals have free run of the premises. [4]
But common sense and common humanity were unfortunately left out from their premises, and a layman had to supply them. [6]
There must be an enchanter somewhere on the premises, but who was it? [5]
And we are also speaking of these three estates when we say that every individual was either chewing natural leaf tobacco prepared on his own premises, or smoking the same in a corn-cob pipe. [5]
The Signora had already visited all her premises before we were up. [4]
Laws, if I ain't ramshacked de premises fo' you bof. [9]
I never resist a temptation to plunder a stranger's premises without feeling insufferably vain about it. [5]
Hence, in China, a man's front yard, back yard, or any other part of his premises, is made his family burying ground, in order that he may visit the graves at any and all times. [5]

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