Sentence examples for set sparked from inspiring English sources

A tricky win against Nedovyesov early in the second set sparked a rare smile, and a bemused headshake at the large and noisy cluster of Kazakhstan supporters followed soon after.

Pizza Huts wacky pizzas, like its Hot Dog Stuffed Crust Pizza, certainly set sparks of intrigue (and maybe disgust) flying throughout social media and the Internet.

Tagging alongside a friend and keeping a close eye on her dad during sets sparked her first attempts and obviously kicked off a permanent career change.

Clad in high heels, meanwhile, Little Miss Fabulous has "fabulous hair … long and luxurious and silky, and it shone in the sun like gold", but her trend-setting sparks the envy of Little Miss Splendid.

Fincher's thriller is already exciting rave reviews and looks set to spark flurried debate over its fractious take on modern-day marriage.

Libya  The extradition to Libya of Muammar Gaddafi's former spy chief Abdullah al-Senussi, the man thought to have orchestrated the Lockerbie bombing, is set to spark an international legal tussle over where he should face trial.

Ten minutes later, this nice pass and run from Steven Beitashour (catching Dallas's left side napping) seemed set to spark an Earthquake landslide: But from there on, it was all Dallas.

Their intervention is set to spark another round of debate over the government's controversial plans.

News of the royal pregnancy is set to spark a wave of souvenir manufacturing, industry experts have said.

Media commentator Steve Hewlett says the decision looks set to spark major confrontation between the two sides of a complex and fractious argument.

The heat of the youth joblessness crisis is set to spark a country-wide economic wildfire as students graduate and youth of all backgrounds go in search of their first jobs, internships and other summer opportunities.