Sentence examples for idea was sparked from inspiring English sources
For Ms. Gargano, the idea was sparked when Mr. Romanelli held one of his popular yoga-and-chocolate seminars at her Madison studio.
The idea was sparked by a pre-Christmas read of Paul Moody and Robin Turner's great book Looking for the Moon Under Water: The Search for the Perfect Pub (extracted here, with a G2 spinoff here).
The idea was sparked by a visit to the Dominican Republic, which was ruled for 30 years, until his assassination in 1961, by the dictator Rafael Trujillo - according to most accounts the embodiment of cruelty and ruthless machismo.
The idea was sparked by interviews that GGRC staff had with families who didn't know they were eligible or were concerned the application process would be difficult and distressing.
The novel that Waugh liked so much is set in the south of France, where Barker spent many summers with friends, and the idea was sparked off by the presence, near the village, of the reclusive Dirk Bogarde.
The initial Zipdash idea was sparked by the possibility of using the wireless Internet to make travel more efficient in terms of time and energy, said Mr. Crady, who is the nephew of Andrew S. Grove, Intel's chairman and co-founder.
If we ourselves cannot fully understand how ideas are sparked, it is unlikely that we can engineer computers to spark them for us.
The initial idea, he says, was sparked in 2006 when two local primaries decided to merge.
The idea for it was sparked by Web videos of people putting in dental mouthpieces and getting the giggles when they tried to speak clearly, and Hasbro didn't want to be late to the social-sharing party.
The idea for OMGYes was sparked by a conversation among friends, "sharing some pretty explicit details about the ways we like to be touched," and the realisation that "it was really helpful hearing other people's insights about pleasure," says Daniller.
