Sentence examples for offshoot of which from inspiring English sources

Though the book that resulted is a classic, the exertion not only distracted Truffaut from filmmaking, it spliced into his filmmaking a strange Hitchcockian graft, the first offshoot of which was visible in the 1967 feature "The Bride Wore Black" (which opens today at Film Forum for a week-long run).

In the early Seventies it called on the Boston Consulting Group, and later Bain & Co., a BCG offshoot, both of which created a corporate fad out of something called the experience curve.

EnCap Golf is an offshoot of Environmental Capital International, which specializes in supplying capital to environmental concerns.

Delaunay and her husband, Robert, developed a short-lived offshoot of Cubism, which was known as Orphism.

An offshoot of Campanile, which is itself enjoying a deserved new vogue, Lucques is hot, hot, hot.

Brasenia schreberi (water shield) and the seven species of Cabomba constitute a basal offshoot of Nymphaeaceae, which may also be split off as the family Cabombaceae.

The news was announced by Illumination Entertainment, the animation studio offshoot of Universal which produced the supervillain movies and last year's spin-off Minions.

SNCF is justly proud of its airline-style yield management system (originally based on the expertise of Sabre, an offshoot of American Airlines), which fills up seats by pricing them according to demand.

Brand new this winter season is Azamara Cruises, an offshoot of Celebrity Cruises, which bought two ships that were refurbished and relaunched as a specialty line focused on exotic smaller destinations.

Can we say their names right now? Can we speak their names, as long as we have breath in our bodies?" A photo posted by Wondaland Records (@wondaland) on Aug 12 , 2015at 10 27pm PDT Her line "Won't you say their names" refers to the hashtag #SayHerName, an offshoot of #BlackLivesMatter, which was shared to raise awareness of black women being killed or sexually abused by US police.

All "official" Bond films have been famously produced by Eon Productions, an offshoot of Danjaq, which holds the copyrights to James Bond's on-screen world.