Sentence examples for it had spawned from inspiring English sources

This was British R&B, a new beginning, and by August 1963 it had spawned its own music show, which I watched across the ironing board as I pressed my tab-collar shirt and John Stephen strides before heading into an amphetamine-fuelled night, but not even the iconic Ready Steady Go! could surpass the feverish excitement of Oh Boy!

It had spawned a score of soft-core sequels and imitators, most forgettable.

It had spawned the microwave electronics industry and set a pattern for industry-academic partnerships.

Many Cairenes worried that the chaos it had spawned was driving Upper Egypt dangerously close to civil war.

The Russian avant-garde was finished, and with it the thrilling tradition of artist's books it had spawned.

The good news was that it had spawned four females, but, unfortunately, no new salmon returned to the trap.

It has spawned its own T-shirts, several fan pages and even a dance music remix.

Over the years, it has spawned its own aesthetic, one epitomized by the junk-into-art sculptures of David Hammons.

Securities lending is sufficiently profitable that it has spawned its own underworld of unsavory activity.

And it has spawned an entire subculture, complete with its own vocabulary, etiquette and tactical uses.

It has spawned a copycat, Docstoc, which has raised its own round of financing.