Sentence examples for having spun off from inspiring English sources

Christie's purchased Spink and Son (established 1666) in 1993, merged it with Leger Gallery in 1996, and, after having spun off the assets, closed Spink-Leger Pictures in 2002.

Mr Allen, having spun off the firm's equipment and computer businesses, seemed ready to go.

Unlike other incumbents, BT has no mobile arm, having spun off O2 to reduce its debts.

Intel was one of several semiconductor companies to emerge in Silicon Valley, having spun off from Fairchild Semiconductor.

Having spun off Travelers' property and casualty arm in 2002, it has largely dumped a business that not long ago it sought to expand.Citigroup says that insurance has worse growth prospects and a lower return on capital than its other businesses.

Having spun off its European operations, Amatil (A $4.8 billion in 1997 revenues) is focusing on expansion in Asia.

(The company has spun off its cable unit since then).

Of late some filmmakers have spun off alternate, live versions of narrative features.

They have spun off peripheral companies, slimmed the workforce and installed new technology.

Like the "Jesus Calling" books, "My Utmost" has spun off calendars and other items.

To have each other, to not have spun off in different directions.