Sentence examples for original spark from inspiring English sources

But Crosley has an original spark.

These almost invariably turn them into targets, no matter what the original spark for mass opposition.

That may be a wishful interpretation of history, but some experts regard the 1991 uprising as the original spark.

Oddly, by the time such a tipping point happens, the innovators of the original spark may find the ideas outdated.

Mr. Sweet argues that in its current iteration the festival is truer to that original spark than at any time over the past 20 or 30 years.

Yet it also has an original spark, and its challenges for the performers — an ensemble that mirrors the woodwind, brass and string scoring of Schubert's Octet — are ample.

Though the original sparked a surge in pinot noir sales and wine tourism, it also led to a drop in merlot sales.

Egypt's police force spent decades rounding up and torturing the very Islamist groups who now run the country, and despite widespread anger over police brutality — one of the original sparks of the Egyptian revolution — Mr. Morsi has not undertaken security sector reform.

We had a wide-ranging discussion over the course of the meal, which was all filmed, but it all started out with the group talking about the original sparks of passion that led them to their current vocations.

First, the majority of β-amyloid deposition found in the original Sparks study (Sparks et al., 1994) was intraneuronal with only one rabbit showing signs of extracellular β-amyloid deposition, the pathognomonic hallmark of Alzheimer's disease.

These don't have quite as bright an original musical spark as the Falla and Granados pieces, but they share the accent and rhythms of the distinctly Spanish style.