Sentence examples for founded off from inspiring English sources

A decade later, South African Breweries was founded off the back of Castle's success and the company became the largest beer producer in the country.

"To the extent that any individual founded off-Loop theater, a case can be made that Sickinger was that man," Chris Jones, the chief theater critic of The Chicago Tribune, wrote after Mr. Sickinger's death.

"I spent as much time as I could, even in my down time, staying with him, just trying to feel the coldness, the oxygen depleting," said Mr. Whigham, 32, who lives in New York with his wife and their daughter, and founded an Off Off Broadway theater troupe, the Rorschach Group, before being cast in movies.

He became editor of the school's literary magazine, managed the drama society and founded an off-campus playhouse.

After four years of trading subprime mortgages, Jason Rew jettisoned his job at the investment bank Goldman Sachs and founded an off-shore business.

That pinched the ability of members of Congress and businessmen, the two groups for which the Congressional Country Club was founded, to tee off together.

Six months after introducing Juicero to the market, Doug Evans left his role of CEO of the company founded after selling off Organic Avenue in 2012 (that juice company would go on to file for Chapter 7 in 2015).

In particular, enterprises that have shown a particular vitality are spin-offs, founded by an innovator entrepreneur with an academic background: these have often found their funding in self-financing and family and public resources in the pre-seed and seed stages of the project.