Sentence examples for sparked stories from inspiring English sources

In late trading on Wednesday, for instance, the value of the yuan actually spiked higher, which sparked stories that the government had intervened in the market to drive the yuan up.

The forest itself sparked stories in their heads, and thus, by integrating their innovative video environments into the natural setting, they imbued reality with a mystical twist.

In the late 1930s, the Women's Printing Society, in London, published a slim book with a curious title: "Life-Spark Stories for the Intelligent Young".

It's hard to understand the kind of arrogance that would lead to a person with no expertise in the field drawing this kind of literature together to make broad statements about autism, and feeling so confident about it that they would be willing to spark stories about it in the national press.

This little hardbound edition of "Life-Spark Stories" isn't just weird — it is exceptionally rare.

The Monkey's Paw specializes in oddities like "Life-Spark Stories": printed matter that has fallen between history's cracks and eluded even Google Books' all-seeing eye.

I wanted to understand what had happened, and why, and that was what sparked the story.

This extravagance sparked a story soon to be propelled by a scandalous divorce.

In an interview there before his stroke, every picture sparked a story.

In 1989, Linklater spent a night in Philadelphia with a young woman named Amy Lehrhaupt and it was this encounter that first sparked the story.

Most controversially, we see him claiming that he had drunk 18 straight whiskies before falling into a coma, which sparked the story that he drank himself to death.