Sentence examples for challenges spark from inspiring English sources

"The mere mention of individual games and their challenges spark conversations between strangers; high scores will cause even the roughest teenager to respect the geekiest".

Armstrong, who retired from cycling last year, can challenge Sparks's decision by appealing to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

Noone's challenge sparked fears that Smith had smashed his shoulder but Hull's coach Shaun McRae said Smith had come through the clash virtually unscathed.

While halos and dots appeared around light sources, the viewer was helpful for seeing normally shadowy paintings, people watching, finding bathrooms and, the ultimate challenge, sparking conversation.

The challenge sparked rash tackles and frayed tempers that resulted in Gennaro Gattuso head-butting Joe Jordan, but referee Stephane Lannoy adjudged that Flamini's tackle was only worthy of a yellow card.

But challenges aren't always about moves: the "So Gone" challenge sparked a Web-wide talent show earlier this year by daring amateurs to do the unimaginable and recite a rap verse.

The ongoing technology issues are hampering a separate political challenge sparked by higher-than-expected numbers of Americans who were told to find new healthcare insurance through the site when their existing insurance plans fell short of new federal standards.

The challenge sparked a half-time fracas with Magpies assistant John Carver trying to get to the Latics forward.

Mr. Bin Hammam's presidential challenge sparked the allegations that ultimately led to his downfall.

Still, the violence last week demonstrates that the S.C.A.F.'s leadership has created the conditions under which even small problems and challenges can spark massive instability.

But even were he to fall, it is not certain that any successor would be prepared to free Mr Barghouti.Among Palestinians, the worst fear is that Mr Barghouti's challenge could spark violence within Fatah.