Sentences with phrase «needed spark»

The first thing that happened was the check engine light came on, so I had it tested & was told I needed spark plugs, so I had those replaced.

The MCU certainly wasn't in any danger of flailing at the time of this movie, but after releasing two mediocre movies, the franchise needed another spark.

As I say in my video review (click the link above to watch), this largely flat sequel is blessed with a terrific returning voice cast to add much - needed spark, including James McAvoy and Emily Blunt back as Gnomeo and Juliet.

Cleese and Guzman actually provide some much - needed spark to the film, but unfortunately, they don't stick around nearly long enough.

Their attack has been potent all season and they just needed a spark to ignite.

Milner's understanding with Silva and Nasri this season often gave City a much needed spark (as can be seen at the eventual defeat at Anfield), and although he will always be applauded for effort alone, it would be criminal to underestimate the skill and versatility that the midfielder provides.

If they can stay fit, expect Wilshere to partner up well with Gerrard in the midfield and Oxlade - Chamberlain to provide some much needed spark off the bench.

Arsenal needed a spark, a bit of luck, something to drag us out of the rut we were getting into and I think that the strike by Kieran Gibbs in the last minute of normal time could turn out to be just that.

They needed a spark if they were going to even the series up against a young, hungry Sixers team.

Here's hoping you bring a needed spark to ignite improved competition to Philly's Big 5.

With its coach increasingly under fire, the U.S. found a needed spark in two young, highly skilled players

Had Seattle lost, I think it'd be easy to say they'd finally gone to it heavily too late, but, regardless, it was extremely deadly right when the Seahawks needed a spark.

ST. LOUIS (AP) St. Louis Blues center Brayden Schenn wasted little time in providing a much - needed spark on home ice.

When Luhnow traded for him, we really had high hopes because we desperately needed a spark on offense — but he clearly, and shockingly, wasn't the guy.

I just might give this a go because I love miso and I can somehow imagine how it will add that needed spark to an otherwise boring carrot soup.

A tenant organization needs a spark plug, and Crestview had one in Laverne McClendon, a young black woman who provided the kind of interest, intelligence and follow - through that was required.»

Sometimes a generation needs to be awakened and it needs a spark.

Or, when I need a spark of inspiration and maybe a new perspective?

We need a spark to get our season going..

Going deeper into the bench when you may need a spark (Manimal) 9.

Does the Yanks need a spark like had when they brought Cano up oh those many years ago?

Arsene needs a spark for everybody and buying a player provides that.

2 years now and we are in games needing his spark but unable to play him.

The team needs a spark from somewhere and he needs to try and find one on the bench, because the starters are not playing well right now.

The Lakers need a spark; anything that will help dig them out of the deep sub -.500 hole they find themselves in.

We need a spark.

The Clarets have suffered five defeats in their last six games and need a spark of inspiration on home soil to get themselves out of their ever - increasing mess.

They need a spark from somewhere.

They will certainly need a spark from her if they want to beat a Stanford team that only had one road loss all of last year.

The Eagles need a spark from somewhere going forward and Loic Remy looked their best player for that in the first meeting.

If Saiz is fit he'll hopefully start, we need a spark from him.

Villa have their work cut out, and truly need a spark of inspiration if they're to avoid the inevitable.

Arsenal needs the spark he has provided recently.

We just need that spark to keep us from feeling gloomy.

A detonator is usually just a small amount of «primary explosive», which only needs a spark to ignite but is violent enough to set off the main charge.

But now thanks to your article I will start using these, Whenever I need a spark plug change that is.

You'd need a spark plug which runs hotter (more on hotter and colder plugs later).

This suv has driver seat wire issues and no electric controls on passenger, my CD player doesn't work amd most disappointing is it has an admission issue needing spark plug and coal I think that... Read full review

Therefore # 1 piston is at TDC (closest point to the spark plug) twice in the cycle, and you need the spark to occur the second time - at the end of the compression stroke.

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From Wall Street Journal & USA Today Bestseller Vivian Wood comes a sexy new romance... To set a fire, you need a spark.

Students need a spark, embryo, seed, from which the new idea is born.

If your conversation needs a spark, ask some general questions, such as: «Tell me how you know the host» or «Are you traveling anywhere over the holidays?»

My living is «cute,» but it really needs a spark, a face lift, an energy boost.

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Total would like to keep sparking it by effectively articulating society's current and future needs, to make them topics of study and work with universities.

However, that first spark of bravery will get you up and running, but continued success needs a strategy.

The fun name «does a lot of work for us» in sparking interest in Tangerine, Aceto says, but service at the customer level needs to be thoughtful and earnest in order to build a client base.

For those who need a little extra spark of encouragement, here are five quotes from legends of their field that can be used to motivate the corporate athlete.

«Dataminr feeds are like table stakes right now: Most hedge funds need to have it,» says Santo Politi, a founder of Spark Capital, a venture capital firm that was an early backer of Twitter and has a majority stake in a two - year - old hedge fund, Tashtego, that trades on signals from social media and other nontraditional data.

Lord Turner, the former head of UK banking watchdog, has sparked controversy by warning taxpayer money will still need to be used to fund bank bailouts across Europe.