Sentence examples for branch spread from inspiring English sources

Led by Zara, Inditex has shifted its focus to opening larger stores in prime locations, including a new branch spread across five floors in the Galician city of La Coruña, close to the group's headquarters.

The Semitic branch spread to southwestern Asia 5,000 years ago, Dr. Ehret has written, with two much more recent back migrations, giving rise to the Amharic language of Ethiopia and the Arab languages of North Africa.

The other branch spread southward and made contact with the Bulgar Turks and the Khazars; in 895 this branch (the Magyars [Hungarians]), together with certain Turkish tribes, conquered what is now Hungary.

Hamburg's branch, spread over 10 floors, has a collection of more than 30 interior design stores (including Stylery, which sells bright outdoor puppy-shaped stools for £40), cafés and restaurants, and regular design and cultural exhibitions (Grosse Elbstrasse 68).

Its great open shape shows the benefits of years of judicious pruning, and its branches spread 35 feet across.

The branches spread like candelabra, holding up huge crimson fruit clusters that keep glowing long after leafdrop, when all the world is gray.

The deal will make PNC the fifth-largest bank in the United States, giving it more than $180 billion and 2,700 branches spread across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions.

Green moss crept over the red bricks and branches spread across the roof, while the 20ft water wheel stood motionless, like a stopped clock.

"Let's climb up there," Xander said, pointing to a solitary live oak whose sturdy lower branches spread out just five feet off the ground.

Cheap deposits, plus 9,000 branches spread across the country, have helped SBI to increase its home loans by two-thirds in the latest fiscal year, to $1.6 billion, making it the second-biggest mortgage lender.

The paired posterior extensions of the heart of the early embryo are the vitelline veins, whose branches spread out between the lateral plate mesoderm and the endoderm, especially the endoderm of the yolk sac, when present.