Sentence examples for go on to spawn from inspiring English sources

The Royal itself would go on to spawn The Royal Today.

This list is your window into the syncopated 4/4's and rattling 2 step of UK Garage, the genre that would go on to spawn everything from grime, to dubstep, to UK Funky, to bassline.

With "Halloween" one year later, John Carpenter landed his own magnum opus and popularized serial-killer escapades ― first initiated via "Psycho," "Black Christmas" and "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" but crystallized with "Halloween," which would go on to spawn countless copycats and remain the most celebrated hack-and-slash until "Scream" almost 20 years later.

I wanna be in the sequel!" Not only would Scream go on to spawn another successful franchise where only the first and seventh Nightmare films were directed by Craven, he took the helm for all four Screams but it realized the gleeful indeterminacy between fantasy and reality, between narrative and lived experience, that the director had been gesturing at his entire career.

And, of course, Hollywood economics would dictate that a hit film like Twilight, which reaped $400 million worldwide, would go on to spawn numerous copycats.

His world-wide adventure went on to spawn a comedy roadshow and bestselling book and help launch his career along with his sidekick, Danny Wallace.

The movie went on to spawn a sequel (Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey), a cartoon and even a breakfast cereal ("It was disgusting, hahaha!" Winter hoots).

Way back in January, we received a pitch from a secret security guard – who went on to spawn his own series.

The fusion made its way into traditionalist concert music and dance, a style called tan sangeet, and went on to spawn its own carnival music, chutney.

Defending her comments, Greenfield issued a dismissive and bizarrely passive-aggressive remark that went on to spawn a Twitter meme: "I point to the increase in autism and I point to internet use.

Forged in a Greenwich Village club called the Paradise Garage, house music has gone on to spawn countless subgenres that disc jockeys distinguish: deep house, progressive house, hard house, tech house, trance, hip-house, garage, speed garage.