Sentence examples for got sparked from inspiring English sources
"got sparked" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It's a phrase used to describe something starting or being activated, usually because of something else. For example, "Her curiosity about the subject got sparked when she read the book."
Khan got sparked out in 30 seconds!
Frank Warren says he'll still be a world champion, but he got sparked out!
When Pacquiao got sparked by Juan Manuel Marquez, a lot of people thought his career was over, because it was such a horrendous knockout.
Their joy gets sparked, in other words, by all they possess — the whole hodgepodge load of it.
"It's possible that pure organic information can transcend our reptile cortex so when we start working with different energy signatures — like herbs or raw food or vitamin D from the sun — the crystal in our pineal gland gets sparked and natural hormones are produced".
Some analysts think Israel could even get invaded by Hezbollah ground troops next time a conflict gets sparked.
If you shower with a friend, and he/she happens to be in a brainstorming mode, lots of great ideas get sparked.
Here's the story of the rest of the tour, which ends up in Henry getting sparked for being transparently not-racist.
On the fifth floor, Mohamed Sako kept his dorm room door ajar and his stereo on, the words to Nicki Minaj's "Your Love" wafting onto the hallways — "You got spark, you, you got spunk".
"I've got sparks coming off the posts because every single day I am attacking the goals when I don't get anywhere near the ball," he said.
Tonight, Bravo gets sparks from that friction.
