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spark

[spahrk] / spɑrk /




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Starring down the barrel of another away defeat at Liverpool six minutes from time, Silva sparked a chaotic finale that will keep Arsenal fans concerned.

From Barron's

This banal statement doesn’t mean much, considering all films — and art, really — are the spark of someone’s idea.

From Salon

An unusual toe-poked finish for that goal against Newcastle sparked conversation, but it's a deliberate tool he has in his locker.

From BBC

Howe certainly needs no reminding that he needs to spark a turnaround sooner rather than later.

From BBC

The athletes’ statements were shared widely on social media, sparking conversations about the intersection of sports, nationalism and morality.

From Salon