Sentence examples for town branch from inspiring English sources

The West Town branch replaces two unsatisfying outposts, including one inside a Park District field house.

All the supplies and burger production are handled in the Kentish Town branch and a daily delivery is made to the other restaurants across London.

Here he worked as a park attendant, as a shop steward for the National Union of Public Employees, and had a leading role with the town branch of the Communist party, organising a strike in a factory and a love-in in the municipal gardens.

Immediately beyond the tunnel was Kemp Town Junction, where the Kemp Town branch line diverged.

The main reason for the Kemp Town branch line's decline was the increasing popularity of buses.

Sort of sounds like something you'd hear on a nice morning in a market town branch of Barnardos.

Mr. Chow and the cross town branches of Shun Lee are popular classics.

According to Jean Strouse's 1999 biography, "Morgan: American Financier," he went to his Wall Street office less and less often, and his partners began to refer to the library as "the Up-Town Branch".

Sainsbury's plans to open Argos outlets in its large stores to fill excess space built up when supermarkets competed to open giant out-of-town branches in the 1990s and 2000s.

John Cleaver, chairman of the town's branch of the National Market Traders Federation, said: "I've wasted all the funds of the market traders fighting our case and we've had donations from the public.

By 1939 he was manager of the Auckland Town Hall branch of the National Bank.