Sentence examples for spinoff of a from inspiring English sources

Among the March experiments is a kind of digital spinoff of a book that first came out in paperback a year ago.

Although it was a spinoff of a successful seafood place on West Tenth Street, it, too, failed.

The ABC series is a spinoff of a Thursday-night reality show on the network called "Extreme Makeover".

The American OK! is a spinoff of a celebrity weekly based in Britain that is sold in dozens of countries.

The moves may also set the stage for a spinoff of a stronger company or eventual merger.

He is also the sponsor of Intelligence Squared U.S., a spinoff of a debate series that originated in London in 2002.

Crescendo was formed through a spinoff of an Alza unit in 1997.

The hedge fund will take a position in the company and try to bolster returns by agitating for a spinoff of an underperforming or divergent business.

One of his investments is in Pico Bonito, a commercial spinoff of an ecological nonprofit group that is reforesting land around Pico Bonito National Park in Honduras.

He described the foundation as the largest Muslim charity in the Western Hemisphere, a spinoff of an earlier group founded in California in 1989 by Palestinian Muslim immigrants.

The new service is a spinoff of an already profitable business, Relationals, which was founded in 2003.