Sentence examples similar to spin off working from inspiring English sources
In a sign of how eager corporations are to have animated characters that can be franchised and spun off, work on the "Hercules" sequel had started before the first "Hercules" movie had been released.
Boeing spun off work on its commercial planes there in 2005, and the new company, Spirit AeroSystems, supplies sections for Boeing jets.
But if they'd have come from a more working-class background, would they have got to that stage?" Monkey is firmly behind Blake on this one and is hoping for an Inbetweeners spin-off – working title Citizen Sutherland.
PARC hopes to spin off the work into a stand-alone company in a year or two.
If cable spin-off works it will have money to burn.
Night & Day Studios, which is profitable as of last year, thanks not only to its portfolio of kids' apps, but also the 30+ apps it has built on contract not listed on its website, will now spin off the outside work it does into its own division beginning now, and ramping up further in the new year.
PPL says it hopes to spin off a division to work on transplanting organs from pigs to people; BioTransplant already seems to have accomplished this by allaying itself with Novartis, the Swiss drug giant.
If not harnessed to empirical problems, theoretical work can spin off under its own momentum, reflecting little of the empirical world.
Some late works consolidate early gains; others spin off in fresh directions.
Or it could spin off the company.
