Sentence examples for is an offspring of from inspiring English sources

Frank's is an offspring of Frank's Steaks in Jericho, a large, bustling storefront.

Birds Sometimes Dance Beatbully - Bølleboogie Beatbully is an offspring of the Norwegian skweee label Dødpop.

Dr. Farwell's concept is an offspring of a vast body of research on the electrical activity of the brain.

5 Wearable technology Admittedly, wearable technology (wrist bands, glasses and even jewellery) is an offspring of mobile technology but often snycs with devices.

Second, Picador is an offspring of Carpe Diem, an Italian restaurant several blocks away, whose owner, Alan Basaran, is an experienced restaurateur.

The leading Shiite party, the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council, whose No. 2, Vice-President Adel Abdel Mahdi, remains a favorite of Cheney's office, was created in Iran, by the Khomeini regime; its armed wing, the Badr Corps, is an offspring of the Revolutionary Guard.

"Atlanta was an offspring of the railroad business.

This school was an offspring of the New Theatre League — "the mainspring of the Agitprop . . .

The paper does not indicate whether he was an offspring of one of the students or, perhaps, one of the university's genius child prodigies.

Kevin Schramm, vice president of real estate and development for the Hyatt Corporation, said that "generally speaking, there's an offspring of services that hover around college campuses.

The rebels, who the Serbs say number at least 200, are an offspring of the Kosovo Liberation Army who have vowed to bring independence for the Albanians in towns like Lucane, in the Presevo valley of Serbia.