Sentence examples for trouble sparked from inspiring English sources

After being out drinking with friends since the afternoon, he returned to the Travelodge with Mr French when trouble sparked in the corridor outside Mr Mantle's room.

This kind of scene was a salve for Euro 2016 as it tries to deal with the hostilities that seemed to be spreading from Marseille up to Lille, where trouble sparked before Germany's match with Ukraine.

The S&L trouble sparked a broader credit crisis and recession.

And by Oct. 25, as the troubles sparked headlines, Enron stock had dropped more than 50%, while the credit contract had soared in price to $900,000 per $10 million annually.

In Brixton in 1981 trouble was sparked when police stopped a young black man who had been stabbed but who others assumed was a victim of police brutality.

The trouble was sparked by the arrest of a 21-year-old Muslim convert who allegedly strangled a police officer after his wife was told to remove an Islamic face-covering veil, which French law bans in public spaces.

Whether McDaniels, as a rookie head coach last year, could have handled Marshall's situation better will be debated in Denver, particularly if Marshall stays out of trouble and sparks the Dolphins' offense.

Rumors that monoline insurers, like M.B.I.A. and Ambac, were in serious trouble helped spark the vast market sell-off that prompted the Federal Reserve's interest-rate cut two weeks ago, and, only a few days later, rumors of a government-orchestrated bailout of these companies set off a six-hundred-point rally in the Dow.

Until Thursday night, the only previous occasion that his sense of humour sparked trouble came shortly after election day when he was forced to apologise for making a wisecrack about Nancy Reagan's "seances".

A spate of attempted and successful suicides at France Telecom many of them explicitly prompted by troubles at work has sparked a national debate about life in the modern corporation.

The death of Mr Doomadegee, who had never been in trouble with the law, sparked riots on Palm Island.