Sentence examples for started a branch from inspiring English sources

It recently started a branch in Bandung, Indonesia, and plans to open another one in Jakarta.

His philanthropy began when he returned to Flint and started a branch of Planned Parenthood.

Later he revitalised the London office of RMJM, which had grown flabby after Johnson-Marshall's departure, started a branch in south-east Asia, and took over the firm's chairmanship.

The next year, with the Velvet Revolution, he started a branch of the pro-democracy Civic Forum in Rokycany, a town near Pilsen with 13,500 people, about 800 Gypsies among them -- 90percentt of whom are unemployed.

Rachel Wallace started sending flags to Wells about two years ago and then started a branch of her own in Lakeway, Texas.

The New Yorker, December 7, 1929 P. 21 Raymond Duncan, brother of Isadora Duncan is in town with idea of starting a branch of his academy here.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 7 , 1929P. 21 Raymond Duncan, brother of Isadora Duncan is in town with idea of starting a branch of his academy here.

The next year, the duo split: Mr. Levin returned home to New York to start a branch of the program there, and Mr. Feinberg expanded in Houston, recruiting three teachers to help him with the new crop of 72 fifth graders.

Now in discussions with Hollywood backers about starting a branch gallery in Los Angeles.

He had been invited to become the Liberal candidate for Cambridge in 1911, but he refused because he had no income; he did, however, help his employer George Cadbury, Jr. get elected as a Liberal Councillor in Birmingham and helped start a branch of the National League of Young Liberals in the city.

By 1905 he had moved to Montpellier, where he started a provincial branch of the Schola Cantorum.