Sentence examples for branch of world from inspiring English sources
The muzak, the bouncers, staff wandering around with ear-pieces; this all makes it less exciting than watching a match in a branch of World of Leather.
Israel's domestic security agency Shin Bet alleges that Mohammad El Halabi, the zonal manager of the Gaza branch of World Vision, used his position to divert tens of millions of dollars of humanitarian funds to Hamas and its terrorist and military activities.
The failure of causal determinism is aptly pictured by the image of a future "branching" of world histories, with the different branches representing different alternative possible futures of (the domain of dependence of) Σ0 that are compatible with the actual past and the laws of physics.
China is eager to attract branches of world-class universities in the hope of upgrading its own universities.
His spear, carved from a branch of the World Ash Tree, is inscribed with all the laws and contracts that mediate his divine control of the world.
Disappointingly, the Guardian picked one up from the Tottenham Court Road branch of PC World without having to kill anyone.
UNITED NATIONS — A certain hallowed ritual around the United Nations holds that to ensure a truly auspicious beginning, any new branch of the world body needs a really first-rate acronym.
The groups share a vision for Hindu nationalism and the American group raises money to support World Hindu Council programs, but the American organization is not a branch of the world council.
British pilot who as a prominent member of the Atagirls, the women's branch of the World War II Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA), delivered some 250 Spitfires and other planes to Royal Air Force (RAF) squadrons, often in poor weather or under enemy attack and without weapons or functioning instruments.
The Urals folded zone is considered to be the largest branch of the world system of mobile belts, and large and super-large mineral deposits are associated with those belts (Zoloev et al. 2012).
Filmed over a period of two months after nearly three years of research, The Mirror Never Lies was sponsored in part by the Indonesian branch of the World Wide Fund for Nature and the Wakatobi regency government.
