Sentence examples for s branch from inspiring English sources

When Churchill became prime minister the following year the "S Branch" became his personal statistical service, and a central office was created.

This is not entirely surprising since the members of cluster S branch from points near the centers of both trees.

Estimates of s, branch lengths and coalescent simulations were performed in MESQUITE v. 2.73 [ 101].

CAROLINA PANTHERS -- Placed S Colin Branch on injured reserve.

842 41.1 7.1 25.8   420 1 G = Live branches; S = Small dead branches; L =Large dead branches.

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

The manager of the U. S. branch of a British company got a request from headquarters to send over his home telephone number.

By H. C. Robert and John McCarten The New Yorker, March 19 , 1966P. 44 The manager of the U. S. branch of a British company got a request from headquarters to send over his home telephone number.

He said he was on the way to the N.H.L.'s branch office in Toronto for immediate review with Colin Campbell, the executive vice president in charge of discipline.

He is survived by his wife, the former Katherine Hunter, of Atlanta, whom he married in 1932; four children, William Harllee Branch III of Sacramento, Calif.; Barrington H. Branch, David S. Branch and Kay Branch McKenzie, all of Atlanta; 12 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

In the M&S branch in the affluent 15th arrondissement, the store manager, Emmannuella Pereira, revealed that French women were snapping up M&S's shapewear such as "suck-in" pants, for €38.95, as well as larger clothing sizes – M&S goes up to a size 24 – which are less readily available in other high street stores.