Sentence examples for own spawning from inspiring English sources

"Exhibit C" has also taken on a life of its own, spawning countless remixes from rappers invested in the lyrical tradition the song upheld, and unafraid of its somber mood.

The term is rarely used by actual venture capitalists, but, perhaps not surprisingly, has taken on a life of its own, spawning services and Web sites.

But a better rule is, keep an eye on your own spawn.

In academic circles, it's become fashionable to denounce the Research Excellence Framework (REF) as the sector's very own spawn of satan.

The spawn is supplied by approved laboratories specialized in the selection and cultivation of mycelium from mushrooms, or provided by companies that multiply the mycelium and manufacture their own spawn.

If you are camping within your own spawn, then it is okay, but camping is frowned upon in most First Person Shooters.

Both titles have sold in their millions, and have become mini-industries in their own right, spawning various spin-offs.

Former Carl Zeiss employees were allowed to use the firm's facilities to create their own companies, spawning many start-ups.

Not only did Bush's war fail on its own terms, spawning terrorists across the world, while its campaign of killings, torture and kidnapping discredited Western claims to be guardians of human rights.

Some galaxies, such as our own (shown), spawn new stars, but many other galaxies ceased star formation long ago.

I don't remember reading that Euripides' tragedy Medea, in which the title character murders her own children, spawned a rash of child-killings among the theatre-going population of ancient Athens.