Sentence examples for spawning both from inspiring English sources

The borough has a rich indie-rock heritage, spawning both Bloc Party and Klaxons, and now has a venue to match its reputation.

It was also a time in which cities achieved great cultural, artistic and intellectual advances, spawning both trade and knowledge exchange.

With Barker joined by Fulton Mackay's gurning guard and Richard Beckinsale's wide-eyed cellmate, it ran for three series in the mid-70s, spawning both a feature film spin-off and disappointing sequel Going Straight.

The irritation salved, the show did, however, move to Kings Road to an abandoned cinema where it has been playing for some months now, spawning both an American and an Australian company. .

Since the less-differentiated claudin-low-like cells contain higher levels of genes that facilitate cellular movement (Supplemental Figs. 4, 5), we hypothesize that these cells may initiate the metastatic cascade; after seeding a host organ, they asymmetrically divide, spawning both more and less differentiated cells.

"It's like claiming we spawned both Cain and Abel.

German electronic group Kraftwerk helped spawn both genres.

Phoenix hail from the incestuous Versailles music scene that spawned both Daft Punk and Air.

Southern Pacific Railroad is the textbook example of a railroad creating telecommunications companies, having spawned both Sprint and Qwest Communications International.

Like many new technologies, the detector spawned both excitement and skepticism at the crime commission's breakfast.

And Mad Men's beautifully realised world of steak tartare and Old-Fashioneds in 60s Manhattan has spawned both an official and unofficial cookbook.