Sentence examples for Spinoffs on from inspiring English sources

The best commercial returns from returning to the moon could be the technological spinoffs on Earth.

She's also an executive producer of all the "Kardashian" spinoffs on E! She will be a producer of "Kris," as well.

This paper investigates the impact of the set of university rules governing the creation of spinoffs, on institutional capability to generate new ventures.

One of the original "Real Housewives of New York City," Bethenny Frankel, 40, has starred in two solo spinoffs on Bravo: first "Bethenny Getting Married?" and now "Bethenny Ever After," in its second season.

During his childhood, there were "Star Trek" spinoffs on TV with more sophisticated special effects than the original, and a more contemporary sensibility, and there were also movies featuring the old show's actors aboard updated versions of the Enterprise.

That studio in Manhattan will be dark, empty and awaiting the Trump wrecking ball, which will clear the space for a new high-rise set for "The Apprentice" and its 17 spinoffs on NBC and Bravo, all of them starring Donald Trump and his stone-faced daughter, Ivanka.

Television executives point to a third series that is a surprise success, "Enterprise," the latest "Star Trek" spinoff, on UPN.

Which makes Lucca Quinn, her defiantly competitive, quick-witted lawyer on "The Good Fight," "The Good Wife" spinoff on CBS All Access, a perfect fit for the British actress.

Mr. Baxter said the rental car companies' practice of paying the fine is "really a spinoff on the policies on parking fines that they have had in place for decades".

Mr. Weill, who bought Grupo Financiero Banamex-Accival, Mexico's second-largest bank earlier this year for $12.5 billion, suggested he might spend the money from the Travelers spinoff on acquisitions in emerging markets.

Here's an example from this newspaper: "Broadway producers rarely open shows in summertime, when tourist-dominated audiences are biggest for long-running hits, but a new musical-comedy is moving into the St. James Theater in July: "Bring It On," a spinoff on the battle-of-the-cheerleaders movie from 2000 starring Kirsten Dunst".