Sentence examples similar to spark gasps from inspiring English sources
The Argentinian scored twice but it was his first-half rabona that sparked a gasp from all inside the stadium.
(Surprised? You aren't alone: This stat sparked a gasp of dismay at my office staff meeting). Researchers also found that staying up an extra hour, even if followed by a full night's sleep, is correlated with slower performance the next day.
Collecting and analyzing data is a brilliant way to potentially generate scoops, though: the trend you spot in the figures can prompt further digging, then interviews and outside work, to produce a story that might lead a website, spark a debate or (gasp!) grace a newspaper's front page.
He leaped out from stage right and at such height that it sparked an audible gasp throughout the War Memorial Opera House.
But, gasp, is that a spark of kindness we see after her interaction with Tom Willl his puppy dog mentality melt down her icy walls?
15,157 watched the Neroverdi secure their historic promotion to Serie A with a 1-0 over Livorno, Simone Missiroli's last gasp strike sparking scenes of jubilation as the Sassolesi flooded the pitch to celebrate with their heroes.
With an effortless power that sometimes draws gasps and a movie star profile that sparks swoons among legions of female fans, Scott, 28, makes everything look easy.
Former Kilkenny All-Ireland winner Willie O'Dwyer tried to drill a last gasp free into the goals but Stephen Keith saved his shot to spark huge celebrations for the Mourne men.
By Muriel Spark Lying on the roof of everything, I listen To the breath of ambition in her sleep, to the gasp of rancor Turning in her dream.
