Sentence examples for so sparked from inspiring English sources

Jason Farago The announcement that novelist Mo Yan had won the Nobel prize in literature – becoming the first Chinese citizen to do so – sparked widespread rejoicing.

On 31 October 1517 Luther nailed (or perhaps glued: history is unclear) his 95 theses to the door of Wittenberg's Castle church and so sparked off what became known as the Protestant Reformation.

Finally, MPB's nemesis, Ali Altrui McNabab, stepped blinking into the limelight to call for respect for the disenfranchised and socially excluded - and in doing so sparked some of the most impassioned comments of the week.

So he asked his advisers to "push ahead full-tilt" and, in doing so, sparked the political flame that would ultimately have him sign into law the most sweeping legislative program since FDR's New Deal.

India's Shia Muslims, deemed sympathetic to Iran, are strong in Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, where elections are due next year.Non-proliferation "hawks" (in Indian terminology) worry that the agreement will give India the capacity massively to expand its nuclear arsenal, and so spark a regional arms race.

So spark up a joint (if that's your thing) and catch up on the trippiest show on TV this summer, while we await Legion season three.

Run the steel downward across the flint so sparks land on the cloth.

The idea that the man he loved so much could do something so hurtful sparked something awful inside of him.

So spark is the issue for this spot.

So Spark Neuro has developed tools to automatically remove the noise and make the data easy to understand.

Now our heroes (and villains) are all back together, so sparks are sure to fly.