Sentence examples for the sparking from inspiring English sources
noun
A small particle of glowing matter, either molten or on fire.
That was the sparking of his passion for motion pictures.
The man with the sparking shovel whistled a tune as he passed.
But he was also the one who inspired the courting and the sparking".
He starts his pickup truck with a screwdriver and the sparking of hot wires.
The students whose parents are more educated will benefit from the sparking of discussion.
But what's blindingly clear is that, without the sparking creativity of a Syd or Roger, all that's left is ghastly faux-psychedelic dinner-party muzak.
Records are ideal icons of that reanimation of the vital spirit of art, the sparking of memory, and the safekeeping of a menaced legacy.
Pneumatic wrenches are commonly used in automobile service stations, where compressed air is available and the sparking of electric motors is a fire hazard.
As the sparking country couples dance their way through a roof-raiser like "The Farmer and the Cowman," you feel a wild, procreative energy that suggests just how the West was won.
The novel ends bleakly, fashionably, up in the air, the sparking of its witty variations dampened by the wisdom of Gillian's mother, one of the narrative's several cameo speakers.
The life-size harlequin jesters that decorate the sparking atrium at the Water Tower Place Mall in Chicago will be just as dazzling this year as they have been in the past.
