Sentence examples for let branch from inspiring English sources

But Clinton wouldn't let Branch keep his own tapes, so every interview is reproduced from frantic memory, which I find infuriating.

According to NASD, Raymond James let branch managers supervise their own sales activities from April 2000 to September 2004 and failed to assess properly whether the investment advice was sound.

Let's branch out: he could be Shiva (the destroyer and the creator).

(Spread out a newspaper or dropcloth beforehand to avoid drips). Let the branch dry thoroughly.

You have to let the branch grow until it becomes strong enough that if you shake it, it's won't break".

Let one branch of the Legislature hold their places for life or at least during good-behaviour.

But the Supreme Court has set clear rules for making sense of ambiguous legal text: Judges are supposed to let executive branch agencies, such as the Internal Revenue Service, use any plausible interpretation.

Let the branches dry for a while.

Arla said the number of properties on the books of the typical letting agency branch rose from 185 to 188 on the month.

Bake sales, which also rose in the mid-20th century, leveled the ethnic playing field, letting people branch out into one another's kitchens when lines were still firmly drawn around eating "one's own" food, baked by family or members of the same ethnic group, said Joan Jacobs Brumberg, a professor emerita of history, human development and gender studies at Cornell.

A Bradford and Bingley sign hangs outside a letting agency branch in North London, U.K., back in June 2008 before the U.K. bank and mortgage was nationalized later that year by the British government.