Sentence examples for spark a burning from inspiring English sources
"Burning Man is clearly at an inflection point," said Steve Brown, a director of the recent documentary "Spark: A Burning Man Story".
Save on sunblock with the 2013 documentary "Spark: A Burning Man Story," which offers an armchair tour of the annual art event/ad-hoc community in the Nevada desert.
In their new documentary, "SPARK: A Burning Man Story," filmmakers Steve Brown and Jessie Deeter go behind the scenes to explore the inspiration, controversy and gravitational appeal of one of the world's most famous festivals.
"Jersey Guy" doesn't generate enough sparks to make this a burning question.
He named Amazon's e-book reader, launched in 2007, the Kindle to suggest that it would spark a fire (and not of the book-burning sort).
For me, it all came down to pure retail, with a burning question that sparked a pilgrimage from my home in Los Angeles: Could the Wynn Esplanade, a 75,000-square-foot collection of high-end shops, measure up to Las Vegas's war horses, like the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace or the earlier Wynn creation, Via Bellagio?
The divine spirit, Hildegaard wrote, is the very life of the life of all creatures; the way in which everything is penetrated with connectedness and relatedness; a burning fire who sparks, ignites, inflames, kindles hearts; a guide in the fog; a balm for wounds; a shining serenity; an overflowing fountain that spreads to all sides.
Although the combustion of wood, paper, or methane is an exothermic process, a burning match or a spark is needed to initiate this reaction.
Whisky vapors, even the standard 80 proof, may ignite if exposed to spark or flame, burning your face and lips very badly.
They passed a burning car.
