Sentence examples for a big spark from inspiring English sources
"She's definitely been a big spark whenever she comes in".
The Jayhawks (22-5, 11-4 Big 12), who have beaten their state rivals 18 straight times in Manhattan and have never lost in the Wildcats Bramlagee Coliseum, got a big spark from Gooden.
Getting serious about the smart grid is not only crucial for keeping the lights on (not to mention your refrigerator and air conditioning), but it also can be a big spark to the emerging clean energy economy in Illinois at a time when Illinois needs the jobs and economic development most.
A word of warning, sometimes you'll see a nice big spark the first time you touch the power wire to the battery.
America's war in Afghanistan was unlikely to have been a big enough spark to set off the range of changes Iraq let loose.
But if he does win in that fashion, he'll need a much bigger spark to beat Barack Obama.
(There are, of course, instances where a big star meets a big role and sparks fly.
A concurring opinion comes from retired professor Charles Moore of the New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology: "If there's lightning somewhere in the sky, you can get big sparks".
Hemingway, in Just Above The Mantelpiece, argues that, "like many great concepts, when Ole Christiansen sold Athena to a big corporation, the spark was lost".
Truck side advertising, billboards, guerrilla tactics, and outdoor signage are all cost-effective tactics that make a big impact and spark interest.
"We originally thought of it as a side project between albums, but once we started working on it, it took on a bigger life," Sparks have said.
