Sentence examples for and has ignited from inspiring English sources
But Reyes has played a lot more games and has ignited the Mets after a sluggish start.
Schlunkendorf is not a name evocative of things of beauty, but the white asparagus that grows here is beautiful indeed and has ignited passions that Germans tend to reserve for music.
He is angry that Shell doesn't employ many young workers from the area, that it has spilled oil among mangroves and has ignited at least 87 gas flares that light up the night sky and can be heard for miles around, disturbing villagers and scaring animals.
The reason PX is being singled out and has ignited such a large number of protests is that the government lacks trust from the public".
A growing body of evidence now strongly suggests that the "function" of HDL is a better indicator of cardiovascular risk and has ignited an ongoing debate about whether higher HDL-cholesterol (HDL-C) levels are truly athero-protective.
His lawyers told Chelmsford Crown Court that he had been undertaking "surveillance work" for a client and had ignited a string of fireworks in order to distract security cameras.
Oscar de Jong, Mark Kneppers and Wim Plug have been making some of the funkiest festival jams around for the last decade and have ignited crowds with their high energy live shows at festivals and venues across the globe.
His actions and have ignited a debate about whether Sherman is just some "thug" from Compton, California who doesn't respect the sport of football or if he's simply misunderstood.
Continue to strike your blade against the flint until the sparks you have created have landed directly onto the pile of magnesium shavings and tinder, and have ignited the fire.
A6 Pakistani Leader Causes Stir Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's remark about women and rape has ignited a firestorm of outrage at home and abroad and undermined his efforts to publicize his new governing principle of "enlightened moderation".
Yet an era of doping may be looming in academia, and it has ignited a debate about policy and ethics that in some ways echoes the national controversy over performance enhancement accusations against elite athletes like Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens.
