Sentence examples for flame was sparked from inspiring English sources
The flame was sparked at City Hall by Paralympian cyclist Simon Richardson.
In the competition, more than 800 contestants sought to answer — in everything from poetry to animation — the question, "What is a flame?" The contest was sparked by the actor and master science communicator Alan Alda, who's an adviser to the Stony Brook program.
The cardinals, guided by the Holy Spirit, will choose someone who will reignite the flame of hope that was sparked by Pope John XXIII and his Second Vatican Council.
The Paralympic flame has been sparked at the summit of Snowdon as part of the London 2012 Games.
Within minutes, a maelstrom of heavy black soot, gyrating sparks and brilliant flame was leaping through the tops of four narrow seven-foot-high windows, warming the nearby faces of men wearing bunker coats, oxygen tanks and fire helmets.
Nurturing an ember or spark into a flame is the most difficult part of starting a fire.
But opportunities for that spark to burst into flame are not evenly distributed.
In many industrial devices, such as spark ignition engines or gas turbines, a premixed flame is initiated through the electrical discharge of a spark plug.
Soon there were sparks and flames, and a lot of dust.
There will be sparks of incense outside of this trail of flames as well--also dangerous.
