The phrase "at ignite" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific event or context, but without additional information, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "I will be presenting my ideas at Ignite next week."
Alternatives: "during Ignite" or "at the Ignite event".
Mr. Bush and others at Ignite! concede that some money has probably flowed to the company because of the founder's family tree, which he often invokes.
At Ignite!, we believe that science should be regarded in the same light as art, music, drama, with a focus on the thinking skills that science subjects naturally reveal if approached in a more inventive way.
At Ignite – "have you got the energy to change society?" – we invest across the spectrum from high risk start ups to proven models which need a million quid to seriously scale.
For enterprise users, Microsoft also made a number of additional security announcements at Ignite.
"Cloud-powered innovation is a major theme at Ignite this week.
This is but one piece in Microsoft's big vision for quantum computing that it discussed at Ignite.
Shouldn't Andy Roddick, who turns 22 today, get a shot at igniting crowds the way Connors did?
From the Lebanese president on down, the promised Israeli retreat has been called everything from a ruse to a sinister plot aimed at igniting internal religious tensions.
DealBook » Britain Expands Program to Spur Home Purchases | Britain began the second phase of a new program on Tuesday that is aimed at igniting home buying, in part by guaranteeing up to 15 percent of a mortgage loan.
LONDON — The British government on Tuesday began the second phase of a new program aimed at igniting home buying, in part by guaranteeing up to 15 percent of a mortgage loan.
The attack on Tuesday night followed the Christmas Day bombings of churches and other targets by the Islamist militant group Boko Haram that killed 32 people and seemed aimed at igniting sectarian strife.
