Sentence examples for spin off of a from inspiring English sources

A.T.P., a spin off of a vaunted English concert series of the same name, runs this weekend and features performances by My Bloody Valentine, Tortoise, the Meat Puppets, and many, many other bands.

The "theme" here is a spin off of a "bake sale" op-ed piece that John Stossel (Libertarian) did In NYC some months back with film of the reactions of various factions of the populace to the pricing of the cupcakes he was selling — all to make a point about how our society and systems within put different values on people simply because of the color of their skin.

Yammer, a spin off of a startup called Geni, is a newcomer this year.

For background, Lex Machina was spun off of a partnership between Stanford Law School and the Stanford Computer Science Department.

5th edition feels exactly like what it is: a touchscreen user interface spun off of a non-touchscreen interface.

But Ruff has a mellifluous radio voice, and his manner is evidently appealing, because even his spin-off-of-a-spin-off podcast has about 160,000 listeners.

At Rand he was responsible for the creation of technology and spinning off of Praedicat, Inc., a casualty insurance analytics company.

In 2004, Nextreme was spun off of RTI to develop a thermoelectric material for semiconductors commercially.

A company spun off of this that sounded very interesting, Eyematic.

A book spun off of the popular blog betrays shallow notions of truth and egalitarianism.

ISIS is a Salafi group, which is a spin off of violent jihadi Sunni Islam.