Sentence examples for sparking success from inspiring English sources

I truly believe that failure is the ultimate fire to sparking success".

Your success may spark the success of another woman.

Successful overall ignition occurs at a random time from the spark initiation and, as in the case of the single spark, success is associated with kernels that move without getting extinguished towards the bluff body.

Released in 2005, Plans sparked mainstream success, and with the spotlight firmly on them, Death Cab for Cutie are running away with it.

These investments did spark some success, and we have seen momentum with the New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC) in fostering innovation, pushing for electronic health records, and developing the Statewide Health Information Network of New York (SHIN-NY).

This similar "telenovella for the masses" comedy is still in the honeymoon period, meaning that its sharply drawn characters and far-fetched plotlines are still sparking with surprising success.

The club's transformation began in 2002-3 when local businessman Andy Piley invested heavily, sparking an era of success which saw a new £1m stadium and progress through the non-league pyramid, which culminated with entry into The Football League clinched when closest challenges Wrexham failed to win at the weekend.

Their success sparked a brief golden age of mountaineering.

The Run on Sun project was sparked by the success of an idea she had as a governor at her own children's school in Bradford.

The trend was sparked by the success of Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, which took more than $1bn worldwide in 2010.

Glenn Garrison, the Englewood school board president, said the magnet's success sparked jealousy from parents, who requested a similar program in the traditional high school.