Sentence examples for branch is so from inspiring English sources

(One, of Ms. Bachchan's falling body landing gracefully on a tree branch, is so good he uses it three times).

And I just think it's quite striking how the widening gap between action in the executive branch and the inaction in the legislative branch is so visible on the subject of climate change".

But he noted that service on the Greenport branch is so infrequent that when he takes the train to Manhattan, he often drives to the Ronkonkoma station, on the main line.

And the branch is so crowded, having merged three different banks into one, that you have enough time to read every single one of their brochures.

If this position is artifactual (which is a distinct possibility), the anomaly in the evolution of this branch is so substantial that its position is insensitive to the details of the evolutionary model used in phylogeny reconstruction.

Cameron does these "who would have thought our police/army/special branch were so bent?" speeches gravely and well.

Çinaralti is a traditional teahouse on the waterfront where you can enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the old city under the shade of an 800-year-old plane tree (one of the branches is so old and low that locals had to lower the pavement to pass under it).

And with an electorate as closely divided as America's now is, and an era when control of the political branches is so precarious, the opportunity to entrench one's ideology through the advantages of life tenure in the judiciary is a powerful temptation.

If a neuron is located close to the center of a column, the within-column density of branches is so dominant that the receptive field is mostly determined by this particular column.

But the regional branches are so dominated by the UOIF that a takeover of the entire council is within its grasp.

Might it not have been because presidential systems, which invite conflict between their executive and legislative branches, are so bad at making coherent policy and making it stick?