Plus: Regulators and automakers are sparking up an altogether too cozy relationship.
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Nancy and Jonathan spent most of season 2 getting closer, finally sparking up a romantic relationship.
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There are few better ways to relax on your day off than sparking up a little bit of weed.
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He isn't front row rolling his face off for Martin Garrix, he's sparking up a joint in the crowd for Brodinski.
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It rumbles through both big fields and intimate warehouses, sparking up pristine European dancefloors and the trashed living rooms of house parties.
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As far as the movie is concerned, it is the act of sparking up and smoking the laced cigarette that gets Cliff high.
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Eminem sparking up a rap beef with Donald Trump is a great way to fire up voters, especially in his home state ... according to Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android There was a time, I'm told, when sparking up a joint was just about the most subversive move one could make.
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The only gas-lighting that occurs nowadays is him sparking up that stove and cooking her a nice meal after she has a long day working as an airline pilot.
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From Kourtney Kardashian to Anastasia Karanikolaou and Yovanna Ventura these bikini babes have hopped on this season's hottest style and are sparking up some feisty flare with their color choices.
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And Tunde brought Kyp Malone, who provides the band with its famous falsetto and spazzed out guitar riffs, into the fold after sparking up a conversation with the former barista at Bedford Avenue's defunct Verb Cafe.
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He said the agreement would add about half a percentage point of economic growth to the U.S. economy, creating several hundred thousand jobs and sparking up to $100 billion in new investments in the United States.
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In Princess Nokia's new video for her track "For the Night" she takes a relatively classic approach to self care by sparking up, doing some swimming alone and checking out how good she looks in the mirror.
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White House officials say the agreement would add about half a percentage point of economic growth to the U.S. economy, creating several hundred thousand jobs and sparking up to $100 billion in new investments in the United States.
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At the time, I wasn't very familiar with his brand and what he was involved with, and he wasn't very familiar with what I was involved with, so it was just two like-minded individuals sparking up conversation.
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Other than that, sparking up a joint before attempting exercise is likely to limit one's effectiveness in almost every way, and as such seems perversely commendable in that it is basically the ultimate test of human skill, dexterity, endurance and coordination.
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California investigators are renewing their call for tips concerning the presumed murder of 81-year-old millionaire Robert Harrod, who vanished without a trace nearly a decade ago — soon after sparking up a new romance with the high school sweetheart he'd only recently reconnected with.
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If you're picking through the collection at random on NASA's archive, much of the audio is dead air, waiting for someone to say something, and then someone on mission control sparking up the radio with a "roger" or a set of numbers and directions.
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While cleaning up the kitchen following a busted Super Bowl Sunday celebration 17 years later, Jack turned off the Crock-Pot, but after he left the room, the switch somehow activated, sparking up, igniting a dish towel and creating an inferno that quickly worked its way through the kitchen.
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" Additionally, 0003 percent of air travelers admitted to sparking up a conversation with the stranger seated next to them at 30,000 feet, with 12 percent of travelers saying they have made a "lasting friendship" with their fellow passenger and 13 percent saying they have made a "strong business connection.
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Shalini and her group presents Krishnan with the CD of evidence linking IBP goons to the accident. After viewing it, Krishnan sends out a summons to the leader Deshnayak, who rejects it in a public rally, sparking up a riotous mob. Shalini visits Jogi, and Morcha thugs attack the studio. Jogi and Shalini manage to escape and hide out on the roof until morning.
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Brenda Holloway was the alcoholic nursing manager. She arrived in 2006 and despite sparking up a friendship with Yvonne Jeffries (Alison Quigan) and generally getting on well with the staff, it soon became apparent Brenda had a serious drinking problem. She went power crazy following a promotion and even arrived to work drunk. Her estranged husband Gary (Tim Bray) died in 2007, potentially leaving her with custody of their son – Lachlan (Jonathan Mahon-Heap).
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Of the 23 championships played before the Carnation Revolution, only three were not won by Sporting CP or FC Porto. The two teams readily established themselves as the top-clubs in the country, growing after their eclecticism. Both teams featured the best Portuguese players of that time, sparking up a North-South rivalry between Porto and Lisbon, respectively. FC Porto won the first tetracampeonato (4 titles in a row) in the history of the competition.
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A hotel clerk then gets them back, but in turn loses them back to Arbutus. Mary in the meantime is sparking up a romance with Jack Griffin (George O'Hara), but Jack believes that the Colonel is her beau instead of her father and declines involvement. In desperation, Arbustus enlists the aid of Lester to fake she and Mary getting kidnapped in the hope that this will bring the men to their senses. One of the fake kidnappers takes himself too seriously and gets a bit rough with Mary.
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