Sentence examples for branch off into from inspiring English sources
"branch off into" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something has split into two or more parts or directions. For example, "The river branched off into two separate streams."
Then you can branch off into other "worlds" of Disney's imagination.
In the hands of these searchers, problems which start out with the obviousness of high-school physics usually branch off into something on a rarefied intelligence level.
They may also branch off into specialties, but general practice is much more common in their group than among M.D.'s.
In conversation, he is erudite and impassioned, and his observations tend to branch off into digressions that in turn splinter into tangents of their own.
"With all that experience in blast resistance, we decided to branch off into tactical vehicles tailored to police departments at home," said the company's Sally Stefova.
The scenery changes abruptly a half hour's drive from Cividale, when narrow roads branch off into the wild wooded valleys of Natisone, perfect for hiking, mountain biking and trout fishing.
"I kept branching off into other substories, other plots".
Many local firms have branched off into other areas, such as defence.
He studied engineering first but then branched off into art that incorporated engineering principles.
Its brief history is the story of a movement branching off into ever-smaller submovements.
Mr. Charlip worked in both forms simultaneously, branching off into children's theater while he was at it.
