Sentence examples for in some branch of from inspiring English sources

Special graduate study in some branch of physics, either theoretical or experimental, under the direction of any professorial member of the staff.

(Even the nonhereditary candidates tend increasingly to be people whose initial fame was won in some branch of show business, like Bill Bradley and Ronald Reagan — the American equivalents of life peers).

A Naval Intelligence man approached a friend of ours in reference to a Mr. L--, who aspired to be a lieutenant commander in some branch of the service that was evidently pretty mysterious.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, May 29 , 1943 P. 13A Naval Intelligence man approached a friend of ours in reference to a Mr. L--, who aspired to be a lieutenant commander in some branch of the service that was evidently pretty mysterious.

A graduate of Franklin & Marshall College with a pre-law degree in political science, Bud was one of the few young men who was not serving his country in some branch of the military.

Support in some branches of the security establishment – such as the police – has evaporated.

This chapter describes digital-control theory that is being applied in some branches of power electronics.

There's a tendency, rife in some branches of medicine, to sniff at psychiatry for not being scientific enough.

Yet although the businesswoman has had some success – her range is sold in some branches of Sainsbury's and Tesco – recently, buyers have gone cold.

Whatever the cause of the summer slowdown in some branches of the entertainment business, it is sending ripples of concern through the industry.

Support in some branches of the security establishment – including the police – has evaporated and high-profile political supporters have been detained.