Sentence examples for spark plan from inspiring English sources

The new paid features are included in all Creative Cloud subscriptions and through a new standalone Spark plan that will set you back $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year.

An economics professor who has taught at the university since 1993 said this month that he will quit as a result of the new law, which has also sparked plans for a creative, if X-rated, protest.

Williamstown's second stage also has some spark, with plans for the East Coast premiere of "Orson's Shadow" by Austin Pendleton.

The main spark, when planning the movie, was our mutual love of Theresa Sauer's Notations 21, a book of illustrated experimental musical scores, and of Hans Jenny's cymatics experiments exploring audio waves.

Few recent singles can claim to have aroused the degree of media interest sparked by Plan B's Ill Manors, British urban music's first response to the riots.

Planypus sports a "My City" tab which suggests a number of local events and venues to help spark the planning process.

Just trying to find an affordable place to live at all in major cities can spark backup plans for ditching urban life for an existence in the middle of nowhere.

Consider some Activities: There are some who have small gifts for the children, others might look at pictures or have some out on a counter or table, others might allow conversations to spark without planning, still others will just start a dialog by saying aloud, "So what do you think mom would think of this party"?, and some may even share funny memories.

The Bruce's 2010 acquisition of "Man Walking (Portrait of Lincoln Kirstein)," one of only two casts of the work, sparked the planning of "Face and Figure".

The uprising, which has drawn parallels with the Arab spring, was sparked by plans to change the constitution to allow Compaoré to stand once again for elections next year.

The Henry Hudson anniversary sparked many plans for legacy projects, many of them — including land purchases as a bulwark against view-destroying sprawl — still unrealized.