It's an intriguing premise that borders on melodrama before tipping over into an almost metaphysical dimension.

And third, despite its intriguing premise, the play pulls its punches.

This new, collaboratively-made production springs from such an intriguing premise that it seems a real shame that ultimately it doesn't quite add up.

It's an intriguing premise and possibly rather a generous one.

By the third episode, however, that intriguing premise has dissolved, with the two groups merging into an amorphous whole.

It's a promising premise that soon gets stuck in a cul-de-sac.

It also makes an original and promising premise for a thriller.

But the film revels in predictability and never achieves the comedy it should, given its hilarious cast and promising premise.

It should be a promising premise, but the plot moves more slowly than the series' new-style opening titles.

Merging the two, he creates a wishfulfilment notion of how a premier ought to be that fails to get the best from a promising premise.

Developers, especially housebuilders, will favour clear open sites that generate higher-value residential premises quickly.

Part 1 introduced a new system for assessing the condition of residential premises and for enforcing housing standards in relation to such premises.

The order can be made in respect of business or residential premises.

As a result, many of the buildings originated as residential premises and warehouses for merchants.

The number of parishioners had shrunk due to the ever intensifying commercialisation of the inner city with residential premises being superseded by offices and shops.

It's a refreshingly simple premise - and it sneaks up and beguiles the audience.

And, perhaps most importantly, he has that great knack of boiling something complicated down to a very simple premise.

It takes a simple premise - a piece of visual art in the making - and gives it a weird and wondrous spin.

This magnificent new series begins with a simple premise.

It works on a simple premise: confuse it to lose it.

Part of it should explain what notice must be given in the event your son wishes to vacate the premises.

Then they will vacate the premises at speed and with nary a fare-thee-well.

That was a considerable amount of intellectual property to have vacated the premises.

Instead, they tell clinicians that a dangerous germ has recently passed through the body but has already vacated the premises.

The manufacturer of military and masonic regalia, medals and badges will use some of the money to pay off its debts and has six months to vacate the premises.

I suddenly realised the whole premise was wrong.

It's the whole premise of what the code's about.

But then the whole premise starts to wear thin.

The whole premise of the reform was being betrayed.

No, there was still no cap on undergraduate numbers, so no need to choose between countries' students, rather undermining the story's whole premise.