Sentence examples for branches of which from inspiring English sources

Inside is a cast-bronze tree, the branches of which offer a poetic alternative to the conventional hanging rod.

It also contains many blood vessels, branches of which penetrate the bone to supply the osteocytes, or bone cells.

It is a call to arms for the survival of the embattled public library, more than 500 branches of which have closed since 2010.

The Baath Party, different branches of which have ruled Iraq and Syria for decades, incorporated the worst features of its Nazi and Soviet models.

The only other tip from my experience is that beaches on the west coast seem to support the thorniest of bushes, branches of which lie like some medieval trap under the sand.

It is symbolized by a venerable oak, the Guernikako arbola (tree of Guernica), under the branches of which the batzarraks (councils) of Vizcaya met to determine defense policies and to receive royal assurances of fueros (charters of privileges), which were retained from the Middle Ages through the 19th century.

There is the executive branch, of which the president of the United States is the head.

One promising approach is Big Organizing, through which campaigners create proliferating networks, each branch of which trains the branches that grow from it.

Iraq and Syria have longstanding grudges that go back to the foundation of the Baath Party — a branch of which controls Syria — and Saddam Hussein's government.

At the base of the Typhochlaena family tree is a tritomy, an unresolved three-way split, one branch of which is T costae by itself.

Carnot was elected to the Directory, the French government from 1795 to 1799, the executive branch of which consisted of five directors; and he became even more conservative than before.