Sentence examples for small branch of from inspiring English sources

First stop is a small branch of Sainsbury's, whose bins are located in a yard enclosed by a wooden fence.

Zadar has an archaeological museum, the state archives, a theatre, and a small branch of the University of Zagreb.

The Shakers derived originally from a small branch of English Quakers founded by Jane and James Wardley in 1747.

What he earns is, he says, the "icing on the cake" of his annual income.The Tree Man is a small branch of a big business.

BANK TO GUGGENHEIM For 10 years now the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation and Deutsche Bank have together run a small branch of the Guggenheim in Berlin, called Deutsche Guggenheim.

In the back of the lobby is a small branch of Stumptown Coffee, which has locals lining up every morning, making the hotel a one-stop shop for coffee, food and cocktails.

Even small branches of holly spread over the bulbs to protect them availed not.

Polythiophene, the polymer used by the Bell Labs' researchers, has small branches of atoms that stick out from the main strand.

LEIDEN, a walkable city on two small branches of the Rhine River, is something more than a nice little Dutch town, as it was once described to me by a friend who lived there.

For food, Brigati's, Circle Market, Noe's, Parr's and Tilton's as well as small branches of the A&P and Bohack chains; for pharmacies, Berry's, Croft's, Liggett's, Economy Drug and Whalen's (a few even had soda fountains).

Cervical levels C1 C4 are the main contributors to the group of nerves called the cervical plexus; in addition, small branches of the plexus link C1 and C2 with the vagus nerve, C1 and C2 with the hypoglossal nerve, and C2 C4 with the accessory nerve.