Sentence examples for offshoot off from inspiring English sources

March alone saw the announcement of three budget carriers in Japan with Peach Aviation, AirAsia Japan and Jetstar Japan, an offshoot off Qantas' low-budget Jetstar, all spreading their wings.

The agreement was aided by the shape and flow of the Penobscot, which has several broad offshoots that branch off and rejoin the river's main stem.

A couple of years ago I was just walking by Off Square Books" — an offshoot of Square Books — "and saw Bill Wyman of the Rolling Stones inside signing books".

I had been invited to cover the election for Jay Rosen and Marc Cooper's Off The Bus offshoot of the Huffington Post, and the story Oil of Delay: McCain Cancels Louisiana Trip After Barge Spill seemed a natural.

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.

Off-Center, a new scaled-down offshoot of the long-running musicals-in-concert series.

Off of the East Coast, an offshoot of the hurricane resulted in the drownings of two people.

An offshoot of Exodus that supports conversion therapy, the Restored Hope Network, kicks off its conference this week in Oklahoma City and several smaller similar groups also are active.

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.

The opening of the eccentric, expensive Les Trois Garçons in this down-at-heel quarter, followed by Shoreditch House, the largest and most fabulous London offshoot of the private members' club Soho House, triggered a general dusting off of A to Zs by fashionable pleasure-seekers.

Most adrenal stress training is an offshoot of Model Mugging, which started in the 1970s and was originally intended to teach women to fight off rapists.