Sentence examples for a sudden spark from inspiring English sources

"They were static until 2006, then in 2007 and 2008 there was a sudden spark," he said.

After Boston, we went our separate ways but found ourselves together again years later in a gloomy bar in San Francisco, a sudden spark between us.

The sudden "spark" happened when of one of my law students asked me what I thought of a recent law review article that argued that land reform for the landless poor in Latin America could be carried out cheaply, by using various legal theories to trace land rights back through lengthy periods of intervening time, and take land away from present holders without paying for it.

"I've seen students who were floundering, then all of a sudden something sparked their interest and they became very good students," Dr. Linn says.

There is a brooding, withdrawn quality about Troughton as if Romeo only comes fully to life in the presence of Juliet; yet, as with Hamlet, there are sudden sparks of humour as when Troughton does a wild, exultant dance at the realisation that the balconied Juliet is smitten.

Especially whatever teams spark a sudden salary-cap rivalry.

The risk is that, at some point, new borrowing will spark a sudden, sharp rise in the interest rates the government has to pay on its debt.So far, investors are giving Mr Abe the benefit of the doubt, partly because his bashing of the central bank has helped drive down the value of the yen.

But the incident sparked a sudden and massive FBI probe into the Dukas and their friends.

That relative calm, however, is disrupted by a sudden surge in violence sparked by the American-led assault on Falluja.

She fared better in business mode, belting a throwback hit like "If I Ain't Got You," or her inevitable set closer, "Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down," which sparked a sudden bloom of upheld smartphones across the Great Lawn.

The discovery sparked a sudden scientific interest in the giant plants that eat meat.