Sentence examples for spark to get from inspiring English sources

In search of a spark to get him going he begins to read philosophy and religious books—"The Cloud of Unknowing," Lao Tzu, Sir Thomas Browne, Pascal.

(What did they feed Mr. Fonda?) Fortunately, Stone's granddaughter, Lily Ms. Wilsonn), helps provide enough spark to get everybody back on track.

"It could be anything, just a spark to get going on a run to get out of it".

"We are always looking for momentum and this could be the spark to get us in the play-off places but it is down to the players as well as the fans".

Hi Jerry, with Flood looking like he's going abroad, and Owen Farrell continuing to lack the spark to get England's backs moving, should Lancaster look to bring Ford into the England set-up and give him some Six Nations game time?

But remember, all you need is a spark to get you started.

He's clambered up on to a litter bin outside Marks & Sparks to get a good shot of the Liberal Democrat challenger, Gordon Birtwhistle, manning his regular advice/complaint/suggestion stand in the town centre.

While she won't be available to personally orchestrate your reading experience, perhaps you can press play on her 2014 album "Sparks" to get in the zone.

Most events are short, spanning just a day or weekend, but the compressed timeframe can often ignite that extra spark needed to get good ideas off the ground, says Nestor.

"You need more than a spark plug to get an engine to run," Scioscia said.

One of the best features of the entire series starts here, with Burns and Duncan chronicling the friendship of Muir and Roosevelt, and how this coupling was the spark needed to get things moving.