Sentence examples for interest sparked from inspiring English sources

Few recent singles can claim to have aroused the degree of media interest sparked by Plan B's Ill Manors, British urban music's first response to the riots.

The academic interest sparked by that book produced many of the 700 scholarly articles collected in 1997 in the two-volume historical encyclopedia "Jewish Women in America," which Dr. Hyman and Dr. Deborah Dash Moore edited.

His interest sparked by the additional coincidental fact that his grandfather had also lived in the city, Sands began to uncover the connections that bound these men, and himself, together.

His interest sparked by an email from a Liverpool-supporting Fenway employee last August, Henry fixed a meeting to hear about the club with Philip Hall, of Inner Circle Sports, New York-based merchant bankers.

Hollywood interest sparked, however, when Mr. Pullman in early 2002 won the prestigious Whitbread literary prize, just as Mr. Jackson's first "Lord of the Rings," released in December of 2001, was pointing toward new possibilities in visual effects.

Warwickshire's interest sparked Taylor's request to move counties to further his England ambitions, but they missed out on an Ashes Test in 2013, despite spending £32m on a revamp of Edgbaston, and can no longer afford their initial compensation offer thought to be close to £100,000.

This experience did two things: it sparked his interest in other cultures; and the grotesque infighting between Cheddi Jagan, representing the indigenous community, and Forbes Burnham, representing immigrant East Indian interests, sparked Prosser's often ill-concealed disdain for politicians.

Talk about how your interest was sparked.

Each of these stories revealed information clearly in the public interest and sparked important debates.

My interest was sparked by a book called Bourbon Empire by Reid Mitenbuler (great American name).

Meanwhile, historically low interest rates sparked a boom in mortgage refinancing, giving households lots more extra cash to spend.