Could anyone else have sparked them the way he has?

They have sparked an interest in art among their friends.

The current field has yet to spark much interest across the nation.

Young's work sparked a new way of thinking about light.

But her question did seem to spark a lot of interest.

We go down and get sparked by the big one.

One of these women must have sparked him off, first time around.

All I needed to do was to get them sparked up and we could be on our way.

It also sparked a fire, which was quickly brought under control.

"But you look to do things to spark a national interest."

It is easy to see what sparked the son's interest.

"All they need is some piece of news to spark their interest."

"We felt the change might spark the team a little."

This service may have sparked the name of the town.

And it did little to spark his team at either end of the floor.

The death sparked a debate over security in the schools.

She wrote down what he said, but not a word of it sparked hope.

Eventually, they understand each other more and love sparks between them.

It was so good to see that spark in him, she thought.

She asked me two questions that sparked an interest: 1.

It sparked something in me that I have not been able to let go.

We need his leadership on defense because he sparks us.

Everyone knows that a good fight, for a reason, sparks your team.

Indeed, a model helped spark the show in the first place.

It sparked ideas for things I can do with students.

I'm going to pass on what you've told us to the rest of the team and see if it sparks off any ideas.

It only needs a few to spark off the whole thing again."

Light sparked off something close to the pillow, and she reached for it.

Is this article some sort of attempt to spark off a gender war?

She remembered the diamonds, and the way the sun sparked off of them.

When the two men were a safe distance away, Mark sparked off the explosive.

Although these results turned out to be false, it sparked off intense interest around the world.

It doesn't take much to spark off a war over there."

The least thing can spark off violence, and caricature is never far away.

This, in turn, sparked off a wave of similar developments around the world.

He said the President was killed "to spark off the carnage."

It's already sparked off comments about students and grey cells.

Most seemed to be missing but some were sparking off the front of the bird.

Police and city officials have launched an investigation into what sparked off the disaster.

"But it will just spark off a big hunt until they find us once again.

No, what had sparked off the sudden fury in him was something entirely different.

"They are playing with one another, and this light sparks off their fur.

It sparked off some very good discussions, far more than we had time to transmit.

That was what actually sparked off the war and triggered a spiral of violence.

In Odhavram's life this was the only decision that sparked off the society against him.

Behaviour has gotten totally irrational and it can spark off at any moment.

The study sparked off interest in this area, and to try to confirm these initial findings further studies were done.

He more than anybody gives us spark off the bench."

The Court's decision of 1954 sparked off a wide-ranging civil rights movement among blacks.

Metal sparked off the arm she raised in defense.