Sentence examples for serve to spark from inspiring English sources

Experiencing the art of this many queer Chicano/a artists simultaneously will help the community fill in historical gaps and serve to spark a dialogue about queer history that should not be forgotten.

It might irritate traditional historians, but Mr. Schama's style serves to spark interest where there would otherwise be none.

There were outbreaks of violence between white & colored citizens last month in Nottingham in the Midlands, which served to spark trouble in London recently.

Pointedly, the introduction of hollow legislation disguised as reform, restrictions on the IAF and the detention of protesters are precisely steps that will antagonise the environment, potentially serving to spark new tensions.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, September 20 , 1958P. 144 There were outbreaks of violence between white & colored citizens last month in Nottingham in the Midlands, which served to spark trouble in London recently.

The goal only served to spark Real into action during a fast and furious opening.

Fallout from the housing and credit crisis has served to spark a renewed national savings initiative.

But the enforced substitution did not disrupt last season's beaten finalists - instead it served to spark them into life.

These results served to spark a broader interest in HSPs and their possible role in aging pathology, and it was soon found that systemic and lifelong overexpression of HSP-encoding genes could increase lifespan in Drosophila [ 5- 8], as well as C. elegans [ 9- 11].

That should have been the end of it, but it served only to spark a gutsy Treviso comeback either side of half-time that delighted the Stadio Comunale di Monigo.

That sparked the Americans into action and they broke the Babos serve to get back on level terms, held Serena's serve and then broke Shvedova before Venus served out for the set.