Sentence examples for relationship spark from inspiring English sources

It felt very real to me and I'm wondering how all three of you collaborated to make that relationship spark he way it does. .

Not only did they reunite for saving the club, but Brittany (Heather Morris) and Santana (Naya Rivera) reignited their relationship spark which rekindled the flame in the hearts of the Brittana fandom.

Their ensuing S&M relationship sparked a literary phenomenon when the first book was published three years ago but, at a Studio Universal screening in Las Vegas yesterday, reporters were left feeling disappointingly cool under the collar.

Greenlight Bookstore, in Fort Greene — my current local — is such an exemplar of Brooklyn literary energy that entering its doors can feel like wandering into a Noah Baumbach movie, one centered around two young freelancers who meet at a reading group, their relationship sparked by an argument over whether next month's choice should be Jonathan Lethem or Jennifer Egan.

Greenlight Bookstore, in Fort Greene my current local is such an exemplar of Brooklyn literary energy that entering its doors can feel like wandering into a Noah Baumbach movie, one centered around two young freelancers who meet at a reading group, their relationship sparked by an argument over whether next month's choice should be Jonathan Lethem or Jennifer Egan.

This growing relationship sparked the birth of branded content, which years later, has expanded into a landscape where the most impactful brands are also publishers with internal ad agencies.

Recently, I spoke with the Mayor of Douglas, Robert Uribe, who ran for mayor on the heels of the Postcommodity project and the bi-cultural relationship sparked by city governments on both sides of the border.

The research, "'Going Out' of the Box: Close Intercultural Friendships and Romantic Relationships Spark Creativity, Workplace Innovation, and Entrepreneurship," is soon to be published in the Journal of Applied Psychology.

It's a survey of passion throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, and it outlines the lovers and spouses whose collaborative relationships sparked some of the period's greatest works of painting, photography and sculpture.

As technology becomes increasingly present in our lives, this anxiety over the dynamics of human/machine relationships sparks an important dialogue about the future of art: how can technology and robotics take the place of the artist and extend or replicate their will?

Stannard gently avoids speculation about the exact nature of the women's relationship, which Spark insisted was an "old-fashioned friendship".