Sentence examples for spawn groups from inspiring English sources

Hammer Slam Bowser has his hammer as a primary weapon but is also able to spawn groups of koopas that can be thrown at enemies.

Hardline Iranian politicians ritually blame America for spawning groups such as IS, even as the IRGC and America share the burden of eradicating it.

Mr. Finn ultimately concludes that Wallace's "success among professional reviewers proved only a part of the enthusiastic popular reception that spawned groups like the collective reading and discussion website Infinite Summer".

Many more have fled since the dictator's fall, as surrounding communities of Sunni Muslims have radicalised and spawned groups such as the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, an al-Qaeda affiliate.

At times, there's confusion about where I'm supposed to be going, who I'm firing at, where they are; AI soldiers hide amid vehicles and pop-our briefly on rooftops; there are few spawned groups of idiots running down the street.

"The Pakistani military's doctrine that proxies should be raised to create strategic depth in Afghanistan against India failed when those proxies spawned groups that turned on Pakistan," says Dr Rizvi.

Throughout the country and in countries all over the world, groups have formed to demand justice in the Ayotzinapa case with the cry of "It Was the State!" The mass forced disappearance has also spawned groups of family members who have begun to search for their missing loved ones among the official count of 25,230 disappeared in the country.

Exploitation occurs before aggregate stocks segregate into discrete spawning groups.

Thus, climate change may lead to decline of divergence patterns from today's walleye spawning groups.

Remaining barriers for both data sets depict fine-scale divergences, with most among northern spawning groups.

Relationships among spawning groups show a pattern of genetic isolation with geographic distance (Additional file 5).