Sentence examples for generating sparks from inspiring English sources

At a demonstration of the device for journalists at St Mary's Hospital, the iKnife was used to slice through lumps of pork meat, generating sparks and noxious smoke.

The show's stars (and entire cast) are Patti LuPone and Debra Winger, performers celebrated for generating sparks onstage and on screen.

Next month, CERN's Large Hadron Collider, the most powerful particle accelerator ever built, will begin colliding protons and generating sparks of primordial fire in an effort to recreate conditions that ruled the universe in the first trillionth of a second of time.

The next step for Cota is delivering a commercial-grade product capable of replacing the numerous wired power connections for sensors and monitors in sensitive facilities like oil and gas refineries with wirelessly powered devices, which decreases risk by minimizing the number of potential opportunities there are for generating sparks, since there are fewer live cables lying around.

Make a habit of following the steps in How to Get out of a Car Without Getting Shocked by Static Electricity to avoid generating sparks.

From student notebook of Samuel Sherrerd 1837 (See Classnotes) on the lecture of thermoelectricity, it is mentioned that generating spark from thermoelectricity was first proposed by Henry, first observed in Italy and first observed by Henry in England.

These friends often perform together and always generate sparks.

Reality and fiction rub until they generate sparks.

But he could surprise and rile Lampley, which generated sparks during the HBO telecasts.

Nonetheless, the paintings and their supports don't always interact in any way that generates sparks.

Worrying over police abuse, he generates sparks of thought that seek not answers but a path toward sharper questions.