Sentence examples for that he sparked from inspiring English sources

"Uncle Joe" Cannon amassed so much power early in the 20th century that he sparked rebellion among fellow Republicans.

But this face belongs to Britain's first train murderer - a man who became so famous for his crime and subsequent capture that he sparked a Victorian fashion trend.

A new e-book, which has just been published by VoxEU, adds to the debate that he sparked, featuring the views of around 20 economists, including Summers himself.An introduction by Coen Teulings of Cambridge University and Richard Baldwin of the Graduate Institute in Geneva imposes some order on this unruly bunch of contributors.

Karp says that he sparked that idea, telling Warhol that he thought a cow "was a wonderfully poignant and pungent image".

9News reports that the driver was at the wheel of a 65-tonne rig when he filmed himself having "breakfast for two," which involved two lines of white powder and a crack pipe that he sparked with a lighter.

By the end of the day, Robert's tweet had spread far enough that he was contacted by reporters from most of London's major business publications, all wanting details on the "Twitter revolt" that he d sparked.

"That shit sparked," he said.

Little did Clark know that he would spark a basketball migration.

Given all of this, it was guaranteed that he would spark a populist backlash, regardless of his skin color.

Down by 75-55 with 9 18 left in the fourth quarter, Coach Mike Woodson sent Anthony back in the game, in the desperate hope that he might spark a rally.

In calling on the Federal Communications Commission to regulate I.S.P.s as public utilities, he surely knew that he would spark outrage among conservatives, as well as Congressional hearings, and, quite likely, a lengthy legal battle that will end up before the Supreme Court.