Sentence examples for spark a flash from inspiring English sources

If you're caught up in the music, such defacements spark a flash of murderous rage.

Yet the rumours of such a message were enough to heighten existing insecurities and spark a flash migration.

Another hacking attack two years later – this time on the Associated Press Twitter account – merely said Obama had been injured in an attack on the White House, but still managed to spark a flash crash that temporarily wiped billions of dollars off the stock market.

When he threw open the doors, Twitter, Facebook and the local blogs sparked a flash-mob that persists four weeks later.An old chum of your correspondent's, Mr Robertson started out as a graphic designer and then worked as an interactive web developer.

The name Generation of 1927 identifies poets that emerged about 1927, the 300-year anniversary of the death of Baroque poet Luis de Góngora y Argote, to whom these poets paid homage and which sparked a brief flash of neo-Gongorism.

The rule, regulators said, will allow the S.E.C. to keep a closer eye on risky trading tactics that could spark a repeat of last year's flash crash, when the Dow Jones industrial average dropped roughly 900 points in 20 minutes before climbing back later that day to erase most of the earlier losses.

Bears pluck the teeming fish from the water and scatter their half-eaten remains through the forest, fertilising the soil to fuel the growth of trees and so further boost the world's healthiest wild salmon runs.Mr Safina's writing moves easily from revelatory observation sparked by a flash of bird or splash of fish to passionate, lyrical philosophy.

Like most effective graphic design, his pictures grab the eye, spark an emotion and get into your system, all in a flash.

Keyser mines unexpected riches from her grisaille palette: in "Tänzerin," a shock of white spray paint sparks like a flash of light in the depths of a cave.

The commission highlighted several key pieces of evidence, including the testimony of two policemen of seeing sparks and a flash in the sky, and the account of a local official who said he saw a smaller aeroplane flying above and then alongside the DC-6, known as the Albertina.

There were a couple of false alarms: a commotion from just inside the doorway sparked a flurry of camera flashes, but no one emerged.