Sentence examples for run a branch from inspiring English sources

"And I needed someone to run a branch".

American Life had first sought a license in 1977 to run a branch in Nepal, an impoverished kingdom in Nepal.

Jeff Moss, who went to Morehouse College on a foundation scholarship and helps run a branch of CitiGroup in Brooklyn, spoke to young students later in the afternoon.

40 Congress is now more closely divided than at any time since Dwight D. Eisenhower was president, and members are wrestling with how to run a branch of government where any question could create deadlock.

Carol Freitag was paid $32,000 a year to run a branch library in the Rockaways, but last year she jumped to Elmont, N.Y., lured by a $39,000 post as a children's librarian.

With the newly elected Congress more closely divided than at any time since Dwight D. Eisenhower was president, members of both parties are wrestling with how to run a branch of government where any question -- from the confirmation of cabinet members to assigning committee office space -- could create deadlock.

There, she runs a branch dedicated to monitoring military families' consumer complaints.

Collins gave up singing completely, and turned her hand to normal jobs, including running a branch of Oxfam.

Holly Petraeus works for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, running a branch dedicated to educating military families about financial matters and monitoring their consumer complaints.

Wilson became heavily involved in a teaching union – running a branch at his school and at county level – and had a brief flirtation with the Communist party.

Renate Hartman, who runs a branch of Snelling Personnel Services, noticed last year that many of the available candidates did not dress up for job interviews.