Sentence examples for creating a splash from inspiring English sources

Then, as if someone had taken their finger off the pause button, the animal bowed to gravity and fell back into the sea, creating a splash that resounded for miles.

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.

In 1948 the club was granted membership to the Southern California Yachting Assn., with admission to the Yacht Racing Union of Southern California creating a splash in 1965, a point of local pride.

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.

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

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

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.

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.