Sentence examples for really spawned from inspiring English sources

"Ghost, as a concept, what we're doing  wasn't really spawned as necessarily a homage to old occult progressive music," states the Nameless Ghoul, the band's official spokesman.

Oddly, unlike the original Voyager of 1983, the original Multipla never really spawned any imitators and didn't ever catch on anywhere outside of Italy (perhaps because in the 1950s and 1960s parents thought nothing of cramming four or more kids on the rear bench of a Mini Minor, so a purpose-built six-seater wasn't deemed necessary).

"The indecision on Keystone XL really spawned innovation and mobilized alternatives, and rail is a clear part of the options available to our industry," said Paul Reimer, senior vice president in charge of transport and marketing at Cenovus Energy, a Canadian oil company that is planning to increase rail shipments from 7,000 barrels a day to as many as 30,000 barrels a day by the end of 2014.

We really spawned a lot of ideas, and we started looking at those through different lenses.

"The indecision on Keystone XL really spawned innovation and mobilized alternatives, and rail is a clear part of the options available to our industry," observed Paul Reimer, senior vice president in charge of transport at Cenovus Energy, a Canadian oil company planning to increase rail shipments from 7,000 barrels a day to as many as 30,000 barrels a day by the end of 2014.

Most of them didn't really spawn successful franchises.

"The crisis really did spawn a lot of data collection efforts," said Mr. Berner, a former adviser to the Treasury and former chief economist at Morgan Stanley.

You really want to spawn a thread and keep it running for a long time.

If China's government really wants to spawn the next Apple – a company that proves that at least sometimes, the Great Man theory of history has yet to be completely disproved – it could require changes in China's social fabric so monumental they would render the country's political landscape almost unrecognizable.

"It's all about the players who are able to get more kills – their teams are getting ahead because they can win battles and really control spawns.

But really, the zenith of this concept, spawned by the Everton-mad Collyer Brothers in the late 80s (it was then know as Championship Manager) has only just been realised.