Sentence examples for offshoot's from inspiring English sources

But this Frieze art fair offshoot's choice of venue turns out to be inspired, adding a surreal twist to a bizarre evening.

Latin Playboys (Slash, 1994), the offshoot's eponymous début, is a fragmented set of sonic doodles that moves farther away from traditional songcraft, as is the Playboys' equally strange Dose (Atlantic, 1999).

There was no immediate confirmation from Sinai Province, Islamic State's offshoot in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.

The offshoot thread's ultimate offense was its perverse privacy, which tried to warp a public pleasure into a restrictive, hateful privilege.

offshoot RealFleet's Amadana line appears to pay homage to 1970s-style wood paneling.

Inside the unadorned walls of the Marlborough Chelsea and its Broome Street offshoot, Tony Matelli's Garden exhibition makes it seem as though the world itself has been flipped on its axis.

Murphy's Law and its many offshoots (Parkinson's Law and Peter's Principles) took up several pages in my father's scrapbook.

However, we should reserve our applause for Patterson's newer offshoot into children's and young-adult literature.

They claimed the only security had come from the PKK's Syrian offshoot, the People's Protection Units (YPG), which broke through Islamic State lines and provided the Yazidi with a passage to safety.

Clearview HOPE was started as a women's offshoot of the P.G.A. of America's P.G.A. HOPE program, which has at least a dozen chapters nationwide.

One admitted he did not know the difference between al-Jazeera English, for whom the three detained journalists worked, and the channel's Egyptian offshoot banned by Egypt's government.