Sentence examples for the branch from from inspiring English sources

"Let's not just pluck a few leaves and trim the branch from the roots.

Then there's Martina Topley-Bird – arguably the branch from which all those breathy R&B singers like FKA Twigs have flowered.

Mr. Pryor said he learned of the decision to close the branch from the building owner and called Starbucks executives to make "a business case" that they should stay.

Most of the main groups of the animal kingdom arthropods, brachiopods, coelenterates, echinoderms, molluscs and even chordates, the branch from which vertebrates went on to develop are found in the fossil beds of the Cambrian.

It's cold raw and she tightens the parka around her. She's about to say something inane like "That's nice," when Richie jerks the branch from the turtle's mouth and brings it down hard on the slick gleaming carapace, not once but twice.

It's cold — raw — and she tightens the parka around her. She's about to say something inane like "That's nice," when Richie jerks the branch from the turtle's mouth and brings it down hard on the slick gleaming carapace, not once but twice.

He says he learned most, such as where to site the branches, from Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald's.

RBS had originally hoped to receive £1.6bn for the branches from the UK arm of the Spanish bank Santander before the deal fell apart in October.

Above-ground biomass was measured by separating the branches from the stem.

It received a fresh offer for the branches from the banking venture NBNK last month.

- The branches from the root of (V, I) to V and I are relatively shorter than the branches from the root of (V, I) to other peripheral nodes.