'keep sparking' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express encouragement to someone to continue an activity or keep up with their enthusiasm or creativity. For example, "I can see how motivated you are to complete this project. Keep sparking!".
The "cops," who kept sparking cattle prods in the air, made me more uncomfortable than anything else all night.
One such seminar, devoted to "Long-Term Lust: Imaginative Ways to Keep Sparks Flying in Your Sex Play," was the last of the day and brought the audience out en masse.
Guide (When Light Clan goes exploring, guides keep Sparks from getting lost).
Her plucky writing of an online diary — published in Slate in 1996, during a period of hip replacement, shingles, and acute pain — displayed the kind of career-survival reflex that had kept Spark alive on Grub Street fifty years before: "Out of my box of short stories in the making I have fished out the last two," her third entry began.
Her plucky writing of an online diary published in Slate in 1996, during a period of hip replacement, shingles, and acute pain displayed the kind of career-survival reflex that had kept Spark alive on Grub Street fifty years before: "Out of my box of short stories in the making I have fished out the last two," her third entry began.
Her mantra, I learnt, was this: keep what sparks joy.
I asked what it would take to keep the "spark alive" while we plan an entire lifetime.
This comes in defiance of the Defence Secretary, Michael Fallon, last week rejecting a demand to keep Parliament informed, sparking concern that drones are being used to gather intelligence for air strikes and a ground campaign later this year.
While parties appeared to make concerted efforts to contain the incident and keep it from sparking wider conflict, Israeli fighter jets circled Lebanese skies Monday morning, violating Lebanese airspace, Lebanon's National News Agency reported.
