Sentence examples for set up a branch from inspiring English sources

International private members club Soho House has set up a branch in Somerset.

Bloomingdale recently set up a branch in Stamford and on opening day it was packed.

A Lib Dem activist in London wants to set up a branch in the capital.

"NYU film school has set up a branch there, like McDonalds," he explains wryly.

The Paul Bocuse Institute is hoping to set up a branch to train young chefs and restaurant and hotel managers.

Sharjah and Dubai, neighbouring Gulf cities, have both opened "American" universities, and nearby Qatar has just set up a branch of Cornell medical school, one of America's best.

We set up a Branch-and-Bound approach, which is optimized to generate a complete enumeration of all tautomers, with regard to a certain definition, from any structure.

I ended up setting up a branch for them.

A local cafe is setting up a branch here, with an on-site brewery.

Setting up a branch campus from scratch is definitely not an easy prospect.

European treaties mean that it cannot stop a bank from the EEA setting up a branch in Britain.