Sentence examples similar to spark that ignited the win from inspiring English sources

That was the spark that ignited the fire.

So Mr. Holter's impassioned evocation of the sparks that ignited the gay rights movement, and Eric Hoff's vigorous production, are strongest when stylized interpretation eclipses conventional realism.

When the Taliban tried to counterattack, the locals successfully resisted.The sparks that ignited the revolt were a Taliban ban on boys' schools, and restrictions closing some bazaars.

The saw caused a spark that ignited a fire.

Hammer struck percussion cap and caused a spark that ignited gunpowder and propelled a conical shaped Minié bullet down the muzzle.

In the sophisticated worldview of "Burning Bush," oppression may win in the short term, but the spark that ignites freedom movements, once lighted, can't be extinguished.

Some historians point to their publication as the spark that ignited the civil rights movement.

What has happened to the spark that ignited the determination and success of those early immigrants?

A demonstration last year by the families of the dead became the spark that ignited the Libyan uprising.

One was caused by a rancher whose welding created a spark that ignited the dry underbrush, he said.

The spark that ignited the controversy over M.P.A.'s was struck in the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary off Santa Barbara, Calif.