Sentence examples for as an igniting from inspiring English sources

(Tissue type paper is not recommended).. Should you find this side effect desirable, say for starting the fire in your wood-burning cook stove, use care as an igniting greasy paper towel can produce quite a 'WOOF' of ignition and can easily singe a person's hair!

State law enforcement officials viewed MySpace's reaction as a snub, igniting a series of dueling news releases and television appearances by angry law enforcement officials.

On Sept. 5, more than 150 people were watching a play inside the theater when an actor knocked over a candle being used as a prop, igniting the set and setting off a stampede of people struggling to escape through the only available exit.

Now we may be heading for another war — perhaps triggered by Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites — and this might well help the ayatollahs as well by igniting a nationalist backlash that would bolster their rule.

A man dressed as a Jedi -- with an ignited lightsaber, naturally -- told the cast of "The Expendables 2" that they were "his heroes".

A female performer, acting as a priestess, ignites a torch by placing it inside a parabolic mirror which focuses the sun's rays; she then lights the torch of the first relay bearer, thus initiating the Olympic torch relay that will carry the flame to the host city's Olympic stadium, where it plays an important role in the opening ceremony.

A rat as big as a house lifts and ignites a heart as small as an infant's fingernail and runs off.

A book of Mr. Lopez's drawings and Polaroids that Mr. Wilcox saw as a teenager ignited his desire to be in New York, but by the time he arrived, the scene that attracted him was being ravaged by AIDS, which took Mr. Lopez's life in 1987, at the age of 44.

"It's a shame that MySpace's value has diminished so severely since the acquisition; MySpace's pioneering of social networking (now referred to as social media) will always be revered as igniting a new medium," Richard Rosenblatt, the chairman of MySpace at the time of the sale to the News Corporation, said in an e-mail.

The Most Reverend Justin Welby described the extremist Islamic organisation as "igniting a trail of fear, violence, hatred and determined oppression" across the Middle East.

Alongside social legacy commitments such as igniting "a new passion for sport across all age groups", organisers hope the spectacle will deliver a £3bn economic boost, with two-thirds of that to come from an increase in tourism and the remainder from attracting foreign investment.