Sentence examples for So branches from inspiring English sources
So branches, roots or trunks can fuse together and form appealing structures.
What about Federal News Agency and its dozen or so branches?
Inside is one of the two dozen or so branches that Royal Bank of Scotland, a bailed-out firm in retreat, is selling to HSBC, which is one of the biggest foreign banks in India.
As Branch has smartly picked up on, it's not unusual to find more engaging content in the form of a comment rather than from the original piece, so branches provide a way to continue that discussion in a structured way.
There was a 3-fold increase in the number of fruit at harvest in Tai So branches girdled at 1.5 m from the fruit cluster compared with controls, and a 35percentt increase in yield in Kwai May Pink and Wai Chee trees girdled in the lower trunk.
And the branch miss rate, so branch misses over total number branches, is 11.5%.
This one is so branch frantic it looks blurred, as if blown by the wind.
Airway flow dissipates only a few percent of the total body work during normal breathing, so branching patterns deviate from minimum energy loss to also optimize other physiological needs.
For the PSPs with post-thinning stand densities of 500 and 750 stems ha−1, the majority of the measured branches were below the mean green crown height (Fig. 2), so branch diameter growth would have been negligible.
So, Branch has sometimes used the women's room -- as a political statement.
