branch out造句

To branch out, as a river.

The trees branch out over the river.

The young tree is beginning to branch out.

From car retail the company branch out into car leasing.

The company has branch out into car leasing.

As your wine education progresses, branch out to try other brands and varieties.

When he was satisfied that he was ready to branch out, he wrote Archibald.

Soon after it was planted, the rosebush began to branch out.

Start with a small segment of your application, and gradually branch out to the rest as time permits.

They also designed a new wing to branch out from one side, which houses the International Contemporary Sculpture Museum.

Paths branch out to classic rides (Dumbo, the Mad Tea Party) and newer additions like The Pirates of the Caribbean.

Some people branch out from their main job to take on consulting work or teach a course in their field.

Apple has total control over its products and has been able to branch out to other types of devices beyond desktops and laptops.

As you make your lists, you'll look for opportunities to branch out and create sublists to multiply your chances of finding humor.

The BJP had pointed to success in Tamil Nadu's neighbour Karnataka in 2008 as evidence that it could branch out southward.

The country is an appealing alternative for people looking to travel south of the border and trying to branch out beyond popular places like Costa Rica, she added.

Born in Berlin, Germany to two musician parents, Kaifel said he was encouraged to branch out into other subjects so as to avoid the unsteady life of a musician.

When this is done, the producers in the Midwest, who sell milk more cheaply than those in the East and South, will be able to branch out and bring cheaper milk to the rest of the country.

Gao said that the special antiterrorism law aims to enable Japan's Self-Defense Force to branch out to assist the United States while bypassing the UN - a longtime dream of Abe's.