The phrase "a splash for a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a desire for a brief or impactful moment, but without additional context, it is unclear when to use it.
Example: "She wanted to make a splash for a memorable entrance at the party."
Alternatives: "a burst of" or "a touch of".
But few make a splash for a second time.
Make a splash For a nostalgic weekend at the seaside, head to sandy Hope Cove near Kingsbridge in south Devon.
His gay bar for straight people made a splash for a while before being franchised into the internationally ubiquitous chain restaurant that has to be the least sexy place on earth.
In order to generate a Splash for a spectrum the spectral data is encoded in a JSON object and then sent to the Splash website.
David Price becomes the third Cy Young Award winner on their staff after Justin Verlander (although some uncharitable people say he's been distracted by Kate Upton and Max Scherzerr, and landing the Rays ace is nothing short of a splash for an organization that desperately wants to win one for the Gipper.
Flaunting retro-Spyder curves, the Boxster made a splash for 1997 as a more affordable midengine counterpart to Porsche's revered 911.
A stunt involving video of attendees trapped in coffins made a splash for Lionsgate's "Buried," but the film sold just $1 million in tickets when it opened two months later.
Mako and Billy should make a splash for England, given their combined poundage – but might they be outperformed by the Gray brothers from Scotland?
In 2008, Glenn Beck moved over from CNN to FOX News and made a splash for being even more provocative.
The film doesn't seem conceived with the same kind of global appeal as the Taken franchise, and a smash-and-grab release schedule – the US and UK creating an early March splash for a busy overseas weekend with most major territories a month later – reflects that.
The moisture from a cloudless sky had everyone looking and muttering the same question, "Where's this coming from?" It was just the kind of thing you would expect from this festival and this city, a place that's both sophisticated and pleasant, and for those dashing from one theater to the next, the light drizzle was like a a needed splash for a boxer between rounds.
