Sentence examples for sparked again from inspiring English sources

Then they sparked again in late November, when Wilson was not indicted in the shooting.

Not until G. Winston Sinclair of the Geological Survey of Canada colected several additional well-preserved fossils was interested sparked again.

Pakistan's main flashpoint with India has just sparked again, with Pakistani-backed militants under suspicion for a new spate of murders in Kashmir.

The debate over how much slavery shaped modern institutions in the North was sparked again last month with the publication of a research paper by three doctoral students at Yale University detailing how slavery financed the university's first endowed professorship and its first endowed scholarships and library fund.

Concerns were sparked again last week in Santa Cruz by pamphlets discovered in a downtown coffee shop and turned in to police.

It fitfully sparks again: during All the Lights and Jesus Walks, when he performs a cover of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody, despite the fact that the latter demonstrates that without Auto-Tune, West's singing voice is no great shakes.

The home side knocking the ball around at the back before the inevtiable hook up field, looking for that combination to spark again.

Human beings have always built tools, and it's this tool-building capacity that has sparked innovation again and again throughout our history.

Tensions sparked up again this month after two South Korean soldiers were wounded by landmines along the border.

Nick Kyrgios has sparked controversy again after swearing and being issued with a code violation for hitting a ball into the roof during his exit from the Japan Open.

On Saturday, Joyce sparked controversy again by publicly casting doubt on the paternity of the child of his former staffer and now partner, Vikki Campion, who is expecting in April.