Sentence examples for sparked whispers from inspiring English sources
The previous day, Pakistan, a leading power in the game, had been knocked out of the Cricket World Cup, which is being held across the Caribbean, by a minnow, Ireland.That instantly sparked whispers of foul play.
The delays have sparked whispers that Areva's EPR contract in China may be in trouble.
His abrasive and apparently autocratic leadership style sparked a campaign of whispers describing foul temper tantrums, incivility to staff and intemperate demands.
This has sparked frustration among players, signed or not, as whispers of collusion and low-spending franchises have dominated the offseason discussion.
But Mr Caldera still faces labour unrest, sparked off by his attempts at economic austerity, and renewed whispers of a possible coup.The public-sector doctors have settled their grievances.
The X Factor sparked complaints of a fix surrounding Carolynne Poole's controversial exit after an executive was seen whispering in judge Louis Walsh's ear.
Yet confusion sparked innovation.
Kristallnacht sparked international outrage.
