Sentence examples for and which ignited from inspiring English sources
As the book turned to the Obamas' final years at the White House, I looked forward to Michelle's insights on one of the biggest running stories of her husband's second term — that of the high-profile killings of African-American men, women and boys at the hands of the police, often caught on video, and which ignited the Black Lives Matter movement.
"I can't find any celebrating in Colorado," The New York Times' first-rate blogger, Timothy Egan, wrote from that state recently about the Citizens Uniteddecisionon by John Roberts and the Supremes allowing unlimited campaign contributions -- and which ignited cheers and applause in TV and radio broadcasters' well-appointed executive offices.
Thursday's announcement made no reference to the #GrammySoMale controversy that went viral after a preponderance of nominations and awards were bestowed on male recipients, continuing a trend that has long characterized the music industry and which ignited this year after the emergence of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements.
Or maybe the climate feels less tense because major crimes in the city continue to drop amid piecemeal reforms, and alongside them, the use of the notorious practice of stop-and-frisk, which ignited much of the most intense reform-minded political energy in the first place.
The weekend of the October fires, wind gusts topped 70 mph in some places and pushed flames through rural canyon passes and toward homes, which ignited and then shot embers across roads and freeways into suburban settings, ultimately destroying entire neighborhoods in Fountain Grove and Santa Rosa in Sonoma County.
The rupture released extremely hot hydrogen and naphtha, which ignited.
The relay channel was first studied by Meulen [1] and Cover and Gamal [2], which ignited research interest on the relay channel.
In the late 13th century, the explorer Marco Polo travelled to the region that comprises modern-day Azerbaijan and reported seeing gushing oil geysers, some of which ignited and lit up the night sky.
Currie, an unemployed former psychiatric nurse of no fixed abode, planted home-made bombs outside the homes of a senior pharmaceutical company executive and the director of a courier firm, one of which ignited and could have caused serious injury, Reading crown court was told.
Those releases apparently did not prevent the buildup of hydrogen inside the plant, which ignited and exploded Saturday afternoon, government officials said.
A five-story department store collapsed in a heap of rubble, causing a fire in an underground parking garage where cars crushed by falling debris leaked gasoline, which ignited and sent acrid smoke billowing through the complex; more than 500 shoppers were killed, and 400 were missing amid tons of concrete and metal debris.
