Back at the Harlem branch, a man gestured toward a plastic bag full of electronics on the floor.
At just past 9 30 the following morning, Pat was back at the Flowery Branch facility getting a long-craved training-room massage when he got a phone call.
Ryan Howard has been one of the most varied characters on "The Office" -- starting as a temp, rising to a corporate position, and after being ousted for various white-collar crimes, he's back at the Scranton branch of Dunder-Mifflin.
At the back of the branch, behind the counter, a young employee read a newspaper.
Back at a branch office, the adjuster could enter the images into a personal computer, write a report on the keyboard and send both as a single file over the phone to the central office.
Robert backed through the branches.
We are now etymologically prepared to deal with the hot word in the lexicon of this year's unprecedented budget stimulus: tranche, which some Washington stimulati pronounce to rhyme with "root and branch" or "meanwhile, back at the ranch".
Sir Peter Pain, handing back the branches at Maidstone, Bromley, Canterbury, Romford and two at Croydon to Body Shop, referred to the 'curious' way Pauline Rawle, 50, began to behave after becoming involved in the Victory Church.
Back at the hotel, an earsplitting din emanated from the crowded bar next to the equally jam-packed restaurant, a branch of Nobu.
