Sentence examples for spin off to from inspiring English sources

The storms can spin off to form cyclones, as we have seen with cyclone Pam and the others.

Financial theory now argues that companies should sell or spin off to shareholders divergent businesses so that they can focus on their core.

Its mobile operations will be placed into a separate company, Mobile Com A.G., which it plans to spin off to the public eventually.

The write-down totaled $25 billion, with $15 billion of that ascribed to Time Warner Cable, which the company is soon to spin off to shareholders.

Lucent said it would spin off to shareholders the three businesses: PBX's, or telephone switchboard systems; Systimax structured cabling; and local area networks.

It closed on Friday at $13.63 He values Lucent's microelectronics unit, which Lucent plans to spin off to its shareholders early next year, at $15 a share.

Lucent Technologies has narrowed a review for the global advertising account of its yet-to-be-renamed microelectronics business -- which the company plans to spin off -- to four finalists from a list of nine.

Sony's latest PlayStation Vita game is getting its own mobile spin-off to build anticipation.

Director Paul Feig will shoot a spin-off to The Heat featuring supporting characters Beth and Gina, Deadline reports.

Originally pitched as a spin-off to the American version of The Office, it soon took off on its own sweeter tangent.

Since desert regions are mostly in economically impoverished regions, the financial spin-off to countries hosting such power production could be enormous.