Sentence examples for last spark from inspiring English sources

Dandyism is the last spark of heroism amidst decadence: "Dandyism is a sunset".

This teenager witnesses the last spark of civilisation being snuffed out on a far-future Hawaii.

Are we so bored, so affectless, that we need to receive this junk to ignite one last spark of hedonic satisfaction?

And, because the British constitution is the prototype from which our own is derived, that might at last spark some interest in that sort of thing on this side of the Atlantic.

Then she sang "The Man I Love," first soaring like the young Billie Holiday, then searching down deep like the old Billie, when smoke and booze had all but ruined her but the last spark remained.

Although this news might mean the extinction of the last spark of hope, Lee received it so quietly that none of those who were with him that evening recorded what he said in comment.

The Longest Ride begins with £419,000, which is down on the debut of the last Sparks adaptation, The Best of Me (£488,000 plus previews of £149,000).

That's down on the last Sparks film, Safe Haven, which began in March last year with £812,000, including negligible previews of less than £5,000.

He stood, as wide-eyed as a child, taking in the spectacle and acknowledging the shouts of "Viva Pedro" that went up as the last sparks had faded in the sky.

The predations of the NSA and other agencies in the US and around the world have, at long last, sparked serious interest in products and services designed to protect users of technology from assaults of all kinds, criminal, corporate and governmental.

Everton were at last sparked into action as Jagielka's shot was saved by Mignolet and Kevin Mirallas was just off target - but the home side were a constant threat and swiftly added a second.