Sentence examples for show sparked from inspiring English sources
That show sparked controversy.
The show sparked a perfect storm of tabloid outrage.
The show sparked a furious debate in the press after its opening in 1970.
Her appearance in the show sparked rumours of an affair with Cole but Kaplinsky said they were not true.
His decision not to show sparked a quick reaction in Jaipur, where Mr. Kumar and Mr. Kunzru read from the banned book on Friday night.
The process of bringing his team from London to "very foreign surroundings" and everything "relying on the single show" sparked his search for an alternative.
To the BBC, where a low-cut blazer worn by Rita Ora on The One Show sparks another skirmish in the Great Offence Wars.
By Erin Overbey and Joshua Rothman December 24, 2017 A talk show sparks an epic literary clash, two Jazz Age publishers duel for American hearts and minds, and more: pieces that illuminate legendary feuds and rivalries.
John Sergeant, the rotund 64-year-old who became one of the favourites to win this year's Strictly Come Dancing, despite being labelled "a dancing pig in Cuban heels" by one of the judges, has quit the show, sparking yet another debate about television phone-in shows.
Inspired by the success of Ari Seth Cohen's blog in which he "roams the streets of New York looking for the most stylish and creative older folks", this on-the-fly film follows a group of very feisty women as they head to Culver City to appear on the Ricki Lake TV show, sparking flashbulbs and headlines wherever they go.
"13 Reasons Why" is Netflix's latest buzzed-about show, sparking dialogue about suicide, mental health and sexual assault among teens and their parents. .
