Sentence examples for created a splash from inspiring English sources

One skeptic is Dr. Coren, the psychologist in British Columbia, who created a splash about a decade ago with his book, "The Left-Handed Syndrome" (Free Press, 1992), which maintains that lefties die younger and are more prone to accidents than right-handers.

David Cameron's promise of a free vote on fox hunting has created a splash in the bubble bath world.

It was always our expectation that even if the Op-Ed created a splash, the Kavanaugh hearings would remain a focus of media attention.

"I've always created a splash wherever I went," he said, sitting on the sofa in the living room and facing a wall so green it made Kermit the Frog look pale by comparison.

Mr. Michell, a South African-born theater director and playwright who was a resident director of the Royal Shakespeare Company and created a splash with his adaptation of Jane Austen's "Persuasion," emerges with "Titanic Town" as a gifted realist filmmaker.

Willett also created a splash at the 2015 British Open, trailing American Dustin Johnson by a single stroke leading into the final round before sliding down the leaderboard at St Andrews.

From the "lesser" sides, Tamim Iqbal, Mohammad Nabi and Kevin O'Brien could all create a splash.

I also love the way he used houseleeks to create a splash of colour among the Cumbrian slate walls in the dry area of the garden.

While calls for profiling might create a splash in the news, study after study has shown that it is an ineffective tool for keeping us safe.

This was the launch party for the United States edition of Snob magazine, the new Russian-language luxury magazine launched by Mikhail Prokhorov, the Russian oligarch who recently bought the New Jersey Nets and seems set on creating a splash in New York.

"He didn't say, 'Thanks John, I'm leaning toward Frank".' Mr. Kerry has an incentive to create a splash: polls show he has yet to make a vivid impression on the public, if one at all.