Sentence examples for setting up a branch from inspiring English sources

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.

And that's been one of the fun things about being a part of the unique and unusual environment of setting up a branch campus.

Western German firms were under no great financial pressure to move in, and, with the help of the additional labour available from eastern German migrants, they expanded production at their existing plants without having to become involved in the difficulties of actually setting up a branch in the east.

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.

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.

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