Sentence examples for back igniting from inspiring English sources

During the song, he lay on the stage and let a woman from the audience stroke his chest and back, igniting a feminine uproar.

"There's a lot of potential there (for growth), but we need to see the demand come back to ignite it".

Word about all that the country has to offer is getting back home and igniting the imaginations of retirees and late-career workers looking for a major change in their lives.

Labor disputes and protests over lost back wages have surged, igniting fear in local officials.

The Israel Defense Forces fought back, killing dozens and igniting a full-scale armed uprising.

That aroma in the office air took me back to those days, igniting a Pavlovian onslaught of saliva.

And Fred Thompson -- back when he was igniting a whisper campaign that he was the one Republican with the intellectual heft to run for president -- was talking about repealing the 14th amendment back in 2007.

Pour in brandy, then stand back and carefully ignite with a long match.

I suppose you could say her passion for poetry was ignited back then.

Pour over fruit in large pan, light a match and, standing back a bit, ignite rum in pan.

It was not a sudden outbreak of swollen heads or back acne that ignited the era of speculation about steroids in baseball.