Sentence examples for spark without from inspiring English sources
For all that West Ham lack a creative spark without Payet, however, they did make chances.
But one night, two types of pho — one with brisket and the other with slices of steak and beef balls — lacked spark without the green herbs that accompany the bean sprouts on the typical condiment plate.
Other word count experiments with Spark (without database integration) indicated a processing latency of 2 3 s [9], which is higher than the result reported in this paper (Fig. 9).
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.
Meaulnes takes Seurel out into the yard and sets them off; the two boys, hand-in-hand, look up at the shooting sparks "without flinching".
The very fact of pulling off "Boyhood" deserves praise, but the movie's absurd sentimentalization of childhood and adolescence, its vision of a boy and teen without a spark of ferocity, without an evil thought, without energies to tame or impulses to master — without any wildness at heart — could satisfy the old studio system.
After her suicide attempt, Holdsclaw returned to the Sparks without anyone on the team knowing what had happened.
By the end both the result and the performance felt like the final, rasping breaths of their league season that has spluttered and sparked without ever seeming to thrum into life.
A constancy both of the breakdown voltage and the frequency of breaking down was observed during prolonged sparking without change of the electrolyte.
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Instead, it's an agenda that would steer and spark innovation without controlling it, which is what government has done since the days of Alexander Hamilton.
