Sentence examples for have been spawning from inspiring English sources

Since at least the 1920's, the Hamptons have been spawning eccentric architectural progeny, their flatlands attracting courageous and sometimes foolhardy design patrons.

Pass small Herring River, and spy darting schools of alewives that have been spawning in nearby Gull Pond and are now heading toward Massachusetts Bay and the open ocean, so that, as the legend goes, they can make their annual trip back to Norway and joyous smorgasbords.

Even more ridiculous, the part of the creek where these fish, if they existed in the creek at all, would have been spawning, was not on the part of the property where the wedding construction had taken place.

The scallops in the laboratory have been spawning, said Arthur W. Haseltine, a marine biologist at the Marine Culture Laboratory.

A textbook called "Environmental and Sustainable Development" must have been spawned from some collaboration with a foreign N.G.O.

Then there are daily newspapers, like Quick in Dallas, that have been spawned by existing newspapers.

I said: there's an entire generation of Americans who have been spawned in the back seats of 1954 Fords.

Xinhua said on Saturday that "massive efforts have been squandered, and numerous rumours have been spawned, repeatedly racking the nerves of the awaiting families".

Many satellite tournaments (or qualifying tournaments) have been spawned by the WSOP, and their winners are given the entry fee to the Horseshoe games.

Madonna is the brassiest star to emerge so far among the new breed of singing starlets that have been spawned by music-video.

Whole new sectors of the economy have been spawned, with massive social investment in new technologies from Viagra to couples' porn: capitalism's Lourdes for dying marriages.