Currency devaluation is generally viewed as a painful last resort, because it reduces the value of people's wages and savings, and opens the risk of sparking out-of-control inflation.
("Oil sparks out from the skin of the orange as she bends it, sparks out and disappears in the air, leaving its scent behind," is the kind of sensation that drowns out Meri's cognition).
Nearby, a showgirl shot sparks out of a specially rigged bra.
Perhaps thinking of that book later, a trace of whatever admixture moved you while reading it will spark out of the brain's dark places.
(He was known professionally as Vovo, the Human Volcano, because at the climax of his act he spouted smoke and sparks out of his mouth, followed by several yards of red-white-and-blue streamers).
Five years ago, the Tunisian revolution was sparked out of an uncontrollable urge for dignity, freedom and social justice -- none of which have been achieved.
"It sparked out of realizing that I had this space in my studio apartment," says Stinson. "I just looked at it like it was a gallery and invited people in.
The unique transient chatter behaviors during spark-in and spark-out of plunge grinding are also studied; and the transient chatter occurrence is separated from the steady-state chatter occurrence, which is used to define the chatter boundaries.
A weed-control burn by a uranium mine operator has sparked an out-of-control bushfire in Kakadu national park.
According to an experiment carried out by scientists from John Hopkins University School of Medicine in the US, taking large amounts of the drug sparks an out-of-control version of autophagy, which causes cells to digest their insides.
In March 2002, Afghanistan schoolchildren sparked hope for out-of-school children everywhere, as 1.5 million children returned to the classroom.
