Sentence examples for were to spark from inspiring English sources
Because if you were to spark someone's interest, then that person would eventually meet you and see that you are now middle-aged with a protruding gut and greasy hair.
His real intention was to spark a debate.
His ambition was to spark debate and help to change the industry.
J-WEL's goal is to spark a global renaissance in education for all learners.
The mission of Hotelie Entrepreneurs (HE) is to spark the entrepreneurial spirit among Hotel School students.
The day's purpose, said Weld, was to spark a conversation about all aspects of immigration.
Maybe one effect of the looming shutdown will be to spark renewed interest in D.C. rights.
The hardest thing in education is to spark the motivation of the learner.
"What Pfizer has done is to spark all kinds of other development.
The point of these urban MacGuffins is to spark the suspense of public opinion.
Their intent is to spark conversations among girls and women ages 13 to 35, Ms. McAtee said.
