Sentence examples for branch calls from inspiring English sources

Branch calls this chapter "Devil's Choice".

Branch calls Hoover's comments "slanderous Klan fantasy dressed as evidence".

Branch calls it "the last great thrust of a movement built on patriotic idealism".

Perhaps more surprising is that Sundance itself has tried to help Occupy Park City, as the local branch calls itself, get a little more organized.

Administration officials and intelligence analysts previously had said they were increasingly confident that Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, as the Yemeni branch calls itself, was involved, as it claimed.

"As students at Berkeley, we have access to some amazing experts and we want to make those opportunities available to a wider audience," said Kori Anderson, a co-founder of "Resistance School @ Berkeley," as the Berkeley branch calls itself.

The Dept. of Interior keeps in touch with Micronesia through a departmental branch called the Office of Territories.

The Swiss branch, called the Amish, still survives in the United States.

Near one end of the Indian field, Pittman Mill Branch is joined by a tributary branch called the South Fork.

A spokesman for the European Commission, the union's executive branch, called on all sides to "show the necessary restraint".

In response to these obstacles, the PPP split, registering a new, legally distinct branch called the Pakistan People's Party Parliamentarians PPPPParty Parliamentarians PPPP