| There will also be a rental scheme in operation for owners, a fact which may spark a good deal of Irish investor interest. |
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| Give people great drinks that quench their thirst and spark their imagination. |
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| When an overloaded plug begins to spark or when the pilot light in a boiler ignites in a house where the gas has been left on? |
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| He has a couple of ex-con punks working for him in all kinds of criminal activity, and it is they who spark the flames that burn so fiercely. |
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| Use a fireguard if you have children, and fit smoke alarms in case a spark goes astray. |
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| Reflected firelight flashed as they fought and an occasional spark jumped as the scimitars clashed. |
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| It will spark months of contentious debate in Congress, where lawmakers will fight to protect their favored programs. |
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| Consulting the spark plug manufacturers regarding the plug's heat range can be of great help. |
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| A spark fizzed and crackled, and he stepped into the dark opening, light trailing around him, and flames licking the air behind. |
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| Each book here is sure to spark a great convo at your first official book club! |
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| Then there are bands that have an irrepressible spark that makes you want to keep listening and watching no matter what they sling at you. |
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| I pull out my lighter, watch the flint spark to flame, and hold the outer edge of the bark an inch above the brightness. |
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| She gathered some rocks together, and began trying to make a spark with the flint. |
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| The resulting spark can ignite the Pentane vapour liberated from the expanded polystyrene block by the cutting operation. |
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| She wore a blouse and skirt of ivory and cornflower blue, and the sunlight made her mahogany-brunette hair spark with fire. |
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| Rob's heart began to flutter as he saw the spark of recognition on the young chieftain's face. |
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| When the buildup is sufficient, a spark may flash inside your camera, fogging the film. |
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| That act of folly summed up 30 minutes of dire rugby, but also seemed to spark Scotland into some semblance of life. |
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| Its basic principle is assembling a critical mass of a radioactive element with properties to spark a swift chain reaction. |
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| The spark had gone and, with the flow of the game interrupted by substitutions, the home side freewheeled through a disappointing second period. |
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| When I got tired of that I took up fire-gazing, watching the flames crusting the coals with rosy spark edgings. |
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| But it did spark a curiosity that itched until she completed a short story. |
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| Aeneas' son Iulus kills a pet stag while hunting, and from that small spark a full-blown war develops. |
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| Please find the spirit that set the spark that lit the fuse and brought the news of joy untold of young and old, lame and bold. |
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| After the spark plug has fired and ignited the mixture, excess gases are pushed by the piston out of the cylinder towards the exhaust system. |
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| It's still early, but I may well get an entire chapter out of that little spark of an idea. |
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| His days at Bootham Crescent continued to spark praise from all quarters of the club. |
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| After gliding down to a wheat field, the cylinder was found swinging under the engine, still attached by the spark plug wires. |
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| We tackled one hundred and one topics this week that seemed to spark off interest with your good selves. |
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| If I try to make eye contact with people, then they will look back and there may be a spark of recognition, maybe not. |
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| Why is it that prodigious writers of pulpy, elaborate fiction spark such complete devotion? |
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| Got the last train home ok, but some bright spark decided to pull the emergency cord at Shoreham. |
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| She loves the fact that there is an intensity about holidays that can spark strong emotions. |
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| A spark caused by faulty wiring erupted into a blaze that swept through the pure oxygen atmosphere within the capsule. |
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| If the match is cancelled it could spark a mass exodus to the many stillwater fisheries in the region. |
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| He believes the move would spark a decline in school sport and other extra-curricular activities. |
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| What you need is a jump-start, a spark that will get your motor running and take you from zero to 60 as fast as possible. |
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| Francis was a lively young spark who hobnobbed with Wentworth, Wardell, Mackaness and other Adullamites whom Darling detested. |
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| Or will the crisis spark a breakthrough that takes us into a whizzy futuristic world of flying cars and shiny silver jumpsuits? |
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| Certainly, we need something to spark to life a season in which we just haven't got going. |
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| One wonders what will this mean for the latest bright spark from the surging Latin American cinema. |
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| Nathaniel drifted off, his green eyes glimmering and a spark of something unreadable flashed over the leaf-green irises. |
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| Had the gas leaked without igniting, the chances of a spark igniting all the gas at once would have been greater. |
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| They have been proven to go beyond the lean-burn limit of a standard spark ignition. |
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| The first is that the people who spark objections are second-tier appointments. |
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| It didn't take me long to spot Garrett in a corner, trying to spark up the soggy tiki torches. |
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| He appeals to the inner child and creative spark in all of us with his optimistic and humorous joie de vivre. |
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| It came apart with a click and a spark of electricity, the long shaft separating from the body. |
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| The valves and gear shafts in his mind spun faster and faster, spark plugs flickering with anticipation. |
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| The pretty green eyes didn't hold a trace of disgust or annoyance, just mild interest and a spark of something close to fear. |
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| They believe the fire might have been started by a spark from a short circuit or spilled flammable liquid carried by a passenger. |
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| The pairing seemed to spark off each other, one a bludgeon and the other more of a rapier. |
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| The golden unicorn was on his feet, and his eyes suddenly had a spark lit up inside of recognition. |
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| A property tycoon today flagged up a series of multi-million pound projects designed to spark a business boom in Monks Cross. |
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| After the debacle of the telecom crash, it might be hard for greed to spark another boom or even boomlet. |
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| He said that employees take small items like spark plugs, containers of antifreeze and window washing fluid. |
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| Then, without the spark plug in place, pull the starter cord slowly, distributing the oil through the cylinder. |
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| Moore grew up in Flint, Michigan, where his father assembled AC spark plugs at General Motors. |
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| He looked over at the battery and saw that the cap on a spark plug was loose. |
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| Prior to the investigation, the Caravan received a new battery, starter, spark plugs, wires, distributor cap, rotor and tires. |
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| Normally, Mr Key's contribution is full of passion, vim, and vigour, and it has some spark about it. |
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| I use my ohmmeter frequently to check the continuity of circuits and to measure resistance in spark plug wires. |
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| Laughter can be a spark that bridges the culture gap and reminds us of our common humanity. |
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| The earliest transmissions used spark gaps to make the radio waves, and magnetic detectors, and coherers to detect them. |
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| Sometimes I miss the camaraderie of having that singular purpose and naive spark and inexhaustible energy. |
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| Just being seen in certain situations can spark giant leaps to conclusions with no basis in fact. |
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| The ending isn't contemptibly bad, but it lacks the spark of the rest of the film. |
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| The theory of continental drift would become the spark that ignited a new way of viewing the Earth. |
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| This morning a missed prisoner transfer was the spark that set off the powder keg. |
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| A department store is offering customers a parking fee refund in an effort to spark a campaign to lure shoppers back into York city centre. |
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| Just as the evanescent electric spark travels up the wire and disappears, we see how transitory our seemingly stable universe may prove to be. |
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| Critics fear it will spark a shortage of accommodation if widows, divorcees and groups of singles drop plans to take in lodgers. |
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| The muse may crave a spot of deprivation and misery every now and then to spark the old imagination, but there are limits. |
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| They expect the spark to be everlasting, they expect eyes to never wander, etc. |
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| We have within us a soul or a spark of inner divinity that is absolutely real and uncompromised. |
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| The idea that quotas on China's imports will spark a revival in US undergarment manufacturing is misplaced. |
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| That should spark the economy and corporate profit growth, lifting stock prices, investors say. |
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| Wrinn began reading Trains at age 6, and the magazine helped spark a lifelong interest in railroading. |
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| The foibles and frictions, the political in-fighting and wheels within wheels are the same wherever the spotlights spark up. |
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| Then the spectre began to laugh, the noise a deep, ominous rasp which snuffed out the spark of hope that had briefly lit Robert's soul. |
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| The spark had gone out of him and what he used to find amusing held no interest for him any longer. |
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| These old records should be of great interest to many and spark off many conversations and recollections. |
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| However, appointing Milburn may well be the spark that lights the fire of civil war within the Party. |
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| Her single act created a spark that inspired an entire civil rights movement. |
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| Lucas oil Octane Booster eliminates spark knocks, pinging, and dieseling while promoting clean fuel burn for fewer emissions and better mileage. |
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| Even if you're not having the best of games, and your team isn't either, giving your all can spark off something in those around you. |
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| In the mid-20th century a variety of factors converged to spark a second wave of marriage-law reform. |
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| He's showing no more interest than before, except for a spark of amusement on his face that's impossible for me to miss. |
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| The statement from the army said troops would not storm the radio station because they did not want to spark any violence. |
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| After a quick and jovial discussion about the problem he checked the spark plugs and coil. |
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| Eventually, I think, something will happen, some spark will be set off that lights a fire under this market. |
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| However, many of the younger marchers, such as Gerry Donaghy, are prone to rioting, needing only a spark to set them off. |
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| This production could have used more aggressive direction from Barbara Larose to spark the limp energy of the cast. |
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| What I've hopefully done is lit a spark in your brains that'll burn a tunnel from your prefrontal lobes to your medulla oblongata. |
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| No matter how rotten the day had been or how lonely his life had become, she ignited a spark inside him that he'd considered dead and buried. |
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| Fortunately, it is easy to meet the spark arrestor requirements of NFPA 211 by caulking wire mesh to the top of a chimney pot. |
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| Caps also function as spark arrestors, preventing sparks from landing on the roof or other nearby combustible material. |
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| Chimneys must be insulated properly A spark arrestor on top of the chimney will protect your roof. |
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| At the very least, it shakes up long-lived assumptions enough to spark some new thinking on the makeup of planets. |
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| Naptha, often recommended, can ignite, just from a spark from friction or rubbing. |
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| The magnetos, fuel pump, vacuum pump, starter and spark plugs were removed from the engine. |
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| Air was directed to the spark plugs, magnetos, distributors and to the cap baffles of the turbosupercharger. |
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| To test a spark plug, I put the ohmmeter probes on the center electrode and the wire terminal. |
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| An electrical connection between a high voltage terminal and a spark plug head. |
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| Some bright spark decided it would be terribly amusing to spill the contents of six litter bins across the cathedral green during the night. |
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| The hope had been that their rivalry and competitive edge would ignite a spark between them. |
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| Despite the barney in May, Mr Willis insists there is a real spark between them and they can't wait to walk hand-in-hand down the aisle. |
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| A bright spark shot up the length of the bolt into the chamber of the locking mechanism, triggering the circuitry to release the lock. |
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| One of his cornermen surprisingly decided to throw in the towel to spark a 3-way disagreement between his assistant and the fighter himself. |
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| When we kiss it tickles now, but that doesn't stop that spark that's been there. |
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| Abruptly, the strange, unsteady flickers of light coalesced, solidifying as a small spark of flame grew within their depths. |
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| The opening period belonged to Celtic, although there was a spark missing from their performance. |
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| The camera loves the luminous actress, whose elfish eyes and Titian hair evoke the spark beneath her calm exterior. |
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| I did a first experiment right after the show that took about half an hour and got a spark of life. |
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| But the filthy fiver, says Dr Ron Cutler, who led the study, could be the spark that lights the fire of an epidemic. |
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| The act of capacity building must therefore be evaluated not only for the results produced but for the dynamism that it could spark off. |
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| Sure, Cyrus almost certainly knew the Adore You video would spark a prudish outcry, but it's still the least flashy thing she's done of late. |
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| If for any reason the spouse chooses not to sign the application, it will spark further investigation by a law enforcement officer. |
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| The presence of homeless youth threatens to spark feelings of empathy in people's hearts, awakening them to the fundamental injustices in the world they inhabit. |
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| I enjoy teaming up as a duo but, to be honest, it only works when there's a real spark between the two of you. |
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| Astley thinks that something as simple as sending a LinkedIn message or replying to a single tweet can spark a long professional relationship. |
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| It is easy to imagine Ben Franklin practicing abduction when he first witnessed a spark discharge from the Leyden jars in which he had stored large electric charges. |
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| The W 100 can optionally be equipped with the state-ofthe-art LEVEL PRO system, a levelling system that will spark your enthusiasm immediately. |
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| I wanted all the exhibits to spark off each other, hopefully in the visitor's head. |
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| Try using resistor spark plugs, alternator filters, or routing the sonar unit's power cable away from engine wiring. |
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| A powerful space tornado is sweeping through the Federation and threatening to spark a war with the Klingons, who believe the tornado is some sort of human super weapon. |
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| Try using resistor spark plugs or routing the sonar unit's power and transducer cables away from other electrical wiring on the boat. |
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| We can attract the attention of the media, which has tremendous power to influence public opinion and spark change for the better. |
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| There is something about a person who has the integrity to live as they profess to believe that never fails to spark at least a faint twinge of admiration. |
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| In my spiritual community of Bayit Chadash in the hills around Israel's Sea of Galilee, we are committed to reclaiming the spark of sacred paganism. |
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| The show delivered on all the spark a lightning rod host like Dunham should give off. |
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| The spark that night came from Roma fans repeatedly throwing bottles from Curva Nord. |
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| In Athens, news of the undercover tax agents was quick to spark ridicule and widespread disbelief. |
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| Relatives, visitors and staff can use them to spark conversation and memories. |
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| She thought the banner was a deliberate attempt to subvert the school's anti-drugs policy, and worried that it would spark unruliness. |
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| Aboriginal elders want tools created that will preserve their language and spark the interest of young people: Aboriginal games, for example. |
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| We must not forget that one positive gesture can spark other positive gestures. |
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| I cannot wait for the other directives coming along on small pleasure craft and the small spark ignition engine which will complete the story. |
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| On the other hand, when the spark disappears we feel separation, and the egoistic and rapacious aspects of our nature appear. |
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| Any such medication is bound to spark as much heat as light, as may women will not refuse a glass or three during pregnancy. |
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| The Spark Detective is a system of detection and spark extinction ultramodern. |
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| It could spark or short-circuit the battery or other electrical parts and could cause an explosion. |
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| Dr. Brad Hicks: The reason I was so brief was that I thought I'd spark some interest. |
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| During the interval he has ranked their questions in order of which will spark off most debate. |
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| To what extent could this cooperation spark economic and industrial growth in both countries? |
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| This is a legitimate concern, but we must, above all, ensure that the concept as a whole does not spark off another immigration wave. |
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| As luck would have it, he came across a mask dance ceremony, which was to spark off his passion for this ancient culture. |
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| The switches can be used in place of spark gaps, thyratrons and krytrons. |
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| Then all that is left is a spark of single-mindedness inside which decides against blue curtains and fish, that which sees sunlight on a leaf simply for what it is. |
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| For those who missed it, a man jumping around in a shell suit later succeeded in generating enough of a spark to send the cursed vehicle to oblivion. |
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| Mr Johnston could never find the spark in Lewis Carroll's Alice, with her prim hairband and her white apron, and thought the film a failure. |
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| The basic system includes: The supervision panel with batteries, 2 spark detectors, 1 sound signalling hooter, 1 extinction kit. |
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| Like other schlep Lab projects, this video is meant to spark a conversation between generations. |
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| I will remember her for that first spark of wonder she ignited in my imagination and for her unceasing efforts to promote the arts as part of civic dialogue. |
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| Take care around the traditional bonfires as even a stray spark shooting from damp or knotted wood can ignite materials in multicoloured costumes. |
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| You refer to a car accident you were in as a kind of spark for you to get back into acting. |
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| Becky used her magic to create a spark of light that relit the torches. |
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| If you have sufficient physical energy but are feeling dull and languid, you need a movement pattern with some creative fire to spark your life force. |
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| In addition, LPG can more quickly erode spark plug electrodes, resulting in unwanted performance issues and shorter overall plug life. |
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| Sedlack first tried to disable a snowmobile by pulling out a spark plug. |
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| With girls of 8 to 10, the leader can provide suggestions which might spark off other ideas from the girls themselves. |
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| And anyone expecting James to be the spark plug and catalyst of the Heat is woefully mistaken. |
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| Disconnect the spark plug and with mower upended, remove the blade. |
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| Silently I looked up at her with a reproachful glance, trying at least for a little pity and only succeeding in finding that the spark of respect had disappeared. |
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| It is often symbolized by an unflickering flame which represents the eternal spark of life which is in each of us. |
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| No actual thoughts, only feelings: mournfulness, woe, and, finally, a spark of defiant anger. |
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| Anyway, some bright spark has come up with a search engine that lets you check a name against the register to see how many people in the UK share the same name as you. |
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| Many people are looking to oil and gas as a possible spark plug, as they are in Atlantic Canada, for an economy that has faltered. |
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| The ignition system provides the spark to ignite the air-fuel mixture in the cylinders of the engine. |
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| The artist is both the first and last verse of this song, for he lights and re-lights the spark of life. |
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| After one technical glitch, Mr. Maranghides counts down to the spark that starts the fire. |
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| Serious inconsistencies in voting or tabulation could spark violence and raise doubts about the government's legitimacy. |
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| Usage of SiC columns was originally intended to eliminate the need for the spark gap in a lightning arrester. |
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| I also believe that the campaigning of national and international civil society organizations has added a vital spark to the EFA movement. |
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| To install a spark plug turn it in as far as possible with your fingers, then tighten it with a wrench. |
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| In fact it was London's working class women, a year earlier, who were the vital spark that lit the blaze that showed the way to trade unionism. |
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| Replace the spark plug if it is worn or the insulation is broken or chipped. |
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| Cottage country is a tinderbox waiting for an spark to set off the explosion. |
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| Call Baja Motorsports if you are not sure which spark plug is correct for you vehicle. |
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| The vital spark in the musical emergence of Dr. Luke was meeting Max Martin. |
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| When it comes to conveying the vital spark in Handel's music, Mr. McGegan has few peers. |
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| There was spark of a fight left with Andre Adams and Luke Fletcher right on the button. |
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| To ensure correct operation of the spark plug, keep the protection hood clean and dry. |
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| The sun in splendour and purple increscent moon represent the male and female spark of divinity. |
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| A combustion reaction started by a spark or other local heat source in a quiescent fuel-air mixture will propagate into the reactants as a laminar flame. |
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| Pedestrians were also caught in the police dragnet and interviewed by officers searching for even the smallest clue that could spark a new line of inquiry. |
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| Make sure the condition of the spark arrestor on top of the chimney is inspected so that there are no tears in the fabric that would allow embers to escape. |
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| Does the fact that Cary is embroiled in all of this now spark any sort of crisis of conscience? |
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| Other sensors also allow temperature measurement of the engine oil and of the spark plug. |
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| The little spark of hope within me promptly extinguished itself. |
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| It took the end of the gold standard, which freed central banks to expand the money supply and reflate their economies, to spark recovery. |
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| The effect of stuck and broken piston rings, fouled spark plugs, and a time-worn engine would be a loss of engine power. |
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| The small rectangle of silver metal clicked against his claws as he flipped the lid open, the electric spark igniting the gas in a blue flame that wavered in a draught. |
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| Ginger-wasabi mayo and Asian slaw spark the wine's lemony finish. |
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| With the Piezo injectors, working at a pressure of up to 200 bar, the fuel is injected in the direct vicinity of the spark plug and is far more accurately controlled. |
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| Always disconnect your spark plug connection prior to draining. |
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| He was one of the great journalists of our generation, possessing spark and insight and righteous indignation. |
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| They include spark arresters, small-mesh screens, and leg levelers. |
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| He was a man of great humour, one who always had a spark in his eyes and always had a very benign quip at any situation. |
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| It is clearly a plan on the part of outsiders to come in this country and spark civil war, create sectarian violence and try to expose fissures in the society. |
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| As the years have gone by, I have come to believe that when we lose that spark of innocence, we begin to wander like sheep and inevitably lose our way. |
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| There's no spark to him, and he has all the charm of a lounge lizard. |
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| It could also spark further claims for secession from other ethnic groups. |
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| It would be the perfect irony if today's opponents provided the spark that Scotland need to beat them in their own magnificent Millennium Stadium. |
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| This measurement exercise will take approximately two years but this Action Programme intends to spark off immediate action. |
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| Please take extreme care outdoors at the moment, and ensure that any equipment you use such as tractors, mowers, brush cutters and chainsaws are safe from spark ignition. |
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| Dom flicked the striker with his thumb which rolled against the flint, it then made a spark that ignited the fuel it contained, creating a small flame. |
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| The child is born as an irrational hedonist but with a divine spark of potentiality to become a human adult. |
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| The magazine's story at most provided an incidental spark that ignited the explosive outrage against US policies and practices that exists throughout the region. |
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| In all that time, following an all-too brief flirtation with the big time, they employed a total of 12 managers to try and spark a revival in fortunes. |
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| He would be the spark which would ignite their oppressed fury. |
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| So often last season, those two provided the creative spark going forward, whereas the current side looks ponderous and predictable in the final third by comparison. |
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| Always make sure that the spark plug is the correct length for the engine. |
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| This same process allows a spark to flow between the conductors of a spark plug or a stun gun, and also carries electricity from one end to the other of a fluorescent tube. |
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| The initial musical spark was built around a mixture of highly incongruous styles, including medieval folk, bossa nova, soul, rhythm and blues, and jazz. |
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| There was a long silence and inside of me a spark of hope lit up brightly. |
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| The fire occurred at approx. 2 o'clock, when a spark from a fire disposing of waste materials ignited a number of buckets containing paint thinner. |
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| It's weak, saggy and missing even a spark of fire or passion. |
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| His tactical acumen has been rightly criticised, but in the end it seems even his motivational powers were dimmed when he lost his spark for the job. |
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| To set the tone and spark off debate, university researchers and well-known industrialists presented their work. |
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| Improvements in lubricants such as ashless dispersant oils, spark plugs and use of oil filters have also been vital to predicting longer periods between engine overhaul. |
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| The incidences of violent crime are ongoing, and the more horrific ones usually spark some kind of immediate public reaction like a protest or a march. |
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| The band's rhythm section could spark a full-size orchestra. |
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| All the usual things that spark civil unrest and topple governments. |
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| The discovery of precious stones, especially emeralds, some few years ago, has still not given out that sputtering spark to Zambia's ailing economy. |
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| The cylinder head has a thin-wall combustion chamber design, and the water jacket has been expanded to reduce knock by specifying M12 long-reach spark plugs. |
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| Measure the electrode gap with a spark plug gauge or feelers and adjust as necessary by carefully bending the side electrode. |
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| Partick thought they had scored, but it was declared offside and it was never going to spark a comeback or probably even dam the flood of Livingston attacks. |
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| Install the new or cleaned spark arrestor and reassemble completely before use. |
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| But, remember that the clincher in selecting the winners would be that spark of daredevilry that exemplifies the channel's spirit of action and adventurous. |
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| As daylight faded, fireflies started to spark high above in the canopy. |
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| We attempt to spark and inform public discourse on, and media coverage of, public policy issues. |
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| Some spark of originality, some creative spirit, must be added to technical skill. |
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| For instance, often your dramatisation of the brand's situation and the key issues it faces can spark off great creative thinking. |
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| Here will and intellect coincide, for omnificent power flows in part through our persons, and the spirit itself is a spark of that fire, or rather the light of that flame. |
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| Do you ever worry that the electric blanket might spark and fry you alive? |
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| The spark plugs must be grounded to complete the electrical circuit. |
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| If you put a sample of it in a sealed glass jar and pass an electric spark through it, red, brown and black goop forms. |
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| The embers are mouldering, a single spark may relume the blaze. |
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| Just to clarify, before events spark off in earnest: nobody knows anything. |
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| Suddenly, the wind reversed, and Dodge watched the fire leap across the gulch and spark the grass on his side. |
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| I find that a perfect illustration of the cycle of life, the importance of each spark of life and the fragility of our planet. |
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| Starting afresh from Christ means once again finding one's first love, the inspiring spark which first gave rise to the following. |
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| The artist seeks to inspire a spark of life in these objects, to somehow breath new life into them with his spectral videos. |
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| Gary, who has come to embrace anarchism, believes the terrorist act will spark a de-politicised working class to rise up against their oppression. |
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| Perhaps in this, as in other things, the spark should be lighted by the little people of the world. |
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| The larvae are not cannibalistic and survive in great numbers, meaning one egg mass can spark a large infestation in the field. |
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| Improper grounding, poor ventilation, or unshielded fire or spark can create a danger of fire or explosion. |
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| If the spark plug is just dirty, clean it with a wire brush and if is still in a good condition, use it again. |
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| In a word, Fuller excepted, they were flat, and despite the bluster one wonders who exactly will muster the requisite spark when he makes his exit. |
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| This seemingly abstruse argument has threatened to spark a wider trade war in the past. |
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| Torques: For the professional installation of a spark pug, a torque wrench and the correct torque values are an absolute necessity. |
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| The economic stimulus package announced in the 2009 budget has blunted the impact of the recession and helped spark a fragile recovery. |
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| One secondary terminal is connected directly to the spark plug of the parent cylinder while the other is connected to the second spark plug of the conjugate cylinder. |
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| A full-blown military attack, on the other hand, would spark a regional conflagration and possibly a new world war. |
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| In any event, the first possible reduction in life span in two centuries is sure to spark more debate in the health community and the workplace. |
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| When fitting a new spark plug, tighten it by half a turn after it has started compressing the washer. |
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| The 2016 Versys 1000 will be sold in raw titanium with spark black whereas the Ninja 1000 will be offered in candy lime green with galaxy silver. |
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| In a very intense moment, he represents him extending the index of his hand to the first man, made of clay, in the act of communicating the spark of life to him. |
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| In the villager's theory only men are able to transmit the spark of life, and it is theoretically eternal as long as men continue to produce sons to carry it down the generations. |
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| When will the spark inside you flame up and thunder across your body? |
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| There is always a risk that a nuclear conflict could spark a worldwide conflict, which would affect our own country, even if it laid outside the theater of operations. |
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| A man may pride himself upon being an efficient, logical person, unswayed by sentiment in business matters, but at some stage in his every business deal there is a spark of emotional appeal and response. |
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| This measure helps minimise the required ignition voltage and ensures improved ignition because more of the ignitable air-fuel-mixture comes close to the spark itself. |
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| It would spark a fight for the revolutionary reunification of Korea-through political revolution in the beleaguered North and socialist revolution in the South. |
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| Air and fuel atomize before the spark ignites the mixture. |
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| The spark is up to you, but here are some basic tips for a topnotch demo. |
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| An error has occurred in the ignition system, e.g. a defective spark plug. |
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| Engine-starting is controlled by the spark ignition system. |
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| Do you think this interview will spark off a song? |
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| You have all these talents together and you spark off each other. |
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| To form clusters where they can learn from and spark off each other. |
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| In the case of Italy, a country which is excessively dependent on imported energy, this could ultimately penalize the economy and spark off a further bout of inflation. |
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| The aim of the communication is to spark off detailed debates in the European Parliament, the Council, in the EU's advisory bodies and among all interested parties. |
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| Begin a debate, based on a story or an article read in common from the press, will spark off discussion on attitudes and the validity, or absence thereof, of behaviour. |
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| But don't worry, this didn't spark off a diplomatic incident. |
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| I have just told my group that this is going to spark off squabbles within the groups, since, if I were to get all my experts to speak, I would need more speaking time than has been made available to us. |
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| Depending on personal experiences, every encounter with other young people can spark off feelings of shame or grief, revenge or fear, and mobilize prejudices and grudges. |
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| This activity can be used to spark off a number of important and interesting issues which can form the subject of further activities or discussion. |
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| More often than not, input from the manager and a co-chair from outside DFO are seen as assets to spark off or gather input from an external perspective or from stakeholders. |
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| She wanted to find maharajahs ready to fund the dancer in developing a new programme, which she hoped would spark off a revival of the classical dance tradition and, equally, earn worldwide acknowledgement for Indian culture. |
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| The various factors that spark off urban riots are a response, in each case, to a particular situation in which one or more of the factors described above act as triggers. |
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| With internal dissent rumbling in recent weeks within the government ranks and at the top of the AKP, the poor result for Erdoğan is likely to embolden dissenters and could spark a power stuggle. |
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| The burning question remaining is, was this summer of fun for the children just a flash in the pan, or was it the spark for engendering true accessibility in the leisure sector over the longterm? |
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| The main thing is, according to him, that only those who have been vouchsafed a gift of Divine grace, who have a particular spark in their soul, may strive for the quality of a hasid. |
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| Perhaps a novelist, poet, or blogger that has reignited their creative spark using Dragon, or a computer programmer that uses Dragon to quickly dictate lines of code. |
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| A quasi-peak detector shall be used for the measurement of broadband electromagnetic emissions in this Annex, or if a peak detector is used an appropriate correction factor shall be used depending on the spark pulse rate. |
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| The whole idea of the white paper is to spark some interest and have some executives in food companies start to ask questions about whether they've looked at pulses and perhaps consider reformulating their snack food line. |
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| A strained relationship with the United States surely led to this major worry that such restrictions would spark a trade war and exasperate the economic downturn. |
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| For now, though, the failure of Messrs Lim and Trillanes to spark a popular rebellion suggests that the country is far from being a dry tinderbox of discontent. |
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| Lily James is a piercingly young and beautiful heroine who retains, throughout her ordeal, traces of spark and mettle that led her to defy convention in the first place. |
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| Spark plugs: Correct the spark plug gap using a feeler gauge, and if there is deposit buildup on the electrodes, they should be cleaned or replaced. |
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| More often than not the spark was lost in the transition from sketch to masterwork, and the names of artists whose best work remained unvalued and invisible faded from history. |
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| The combustion chamber is designed such that a mist consisting of the optimal blend of air and fuel is formed around the spark plug, surrounded in turn by pure air. |
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| Always stop the engine and remove the spark plug wire or disconnect from power supply before attempting to remove any obstruction caught or jammed in the blade, installing attachment, or making any adjustments. |
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| Always stop the engine and remove the spark plug wire before attempting to remove any obstruction caught or jammed in the blade or before removing and installing the blade. |
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| The U. S Dollar advanced against the EUR and the Yen on Thursday as better than expected U. S. weekly jobless claims helped spark a rally in the market, rekindling appetite for riskier assets. |
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| Long motorway journeys, stop and go, cold starts at the crack of dawn: spark plugs have to withstand a great deal of strain and, at the same time, perform strenuous tasks. |
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| All these actions can add a synergistic spark to enliven your kisses. |
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| Indonesia is one of the nations worst affected by bird flu, and experts have warned that the avian virus could mutate sometime in the future and spark a pandemic. |
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