Sentence examples for light spark from inspiring English sources

Washing dishes, at the stove stirring soup, I'd see the afternoon light spark on the rim of a pot and it'd spark me.

In vascular smooth muscles loaded with a fluorescent Ca2+ indicator, the transient localized sub-PM increase in Ca2+ concentration ([Ca2+]i) is seen as a flash of emitted light ("spark" [10,11]).

Meanwhile, the light sparked by the annihilation of electrons and holes is also directed through the wells, because of differences in the materials' optical properties.

The result is a tiny flash called Cherenkov radiation, a wink of light sparked by a traveler from the center of the sun.

It was his signing of the then largely unknown Sean Paul in 1999 that resulted in the most momentous hits, particularly after the single Gimme the Light sparked a partnership with Atlantic Records in 2002.

This was after the infamous photos of naked detainees came to light, sparking an international scandal, but the authorities there were still making use of controversial techniques to extract information.

Cables siphoning power from street lights spark and hiss in puddles where they trail across the street.

Another is the sound of his brother's lighter sparking.

"About yer wee thing at the library," she said, her lighter sparking into life.

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It lit painful sparks on his retinas.