Sentence examples for be able to ignite from inspiring English sources

I need to know who is winning the baseball playoffs, whether Tiger Woods will play well on his latest comeback, how England will play against Macedonia, whether Martin Johnson (the Fabio Capello of rugby) will be able to ignite his unimaginative and curiously underprepared team as the World Cup goes on.

When we reach those conditions, we may be able to ignite, where you produce more energy than you put in.

While individual particles may not be able to ignite, the collective effect, which results from the self-heating of particle suspensions to thermal runaway, can enable fast reaction in suspensions.

The Watchmen evidently hope that with a catchy hook and enough references to the Federal Reserve, they may be able to ignite the "Reagan Revolution part two".

When you use the emergency fire starter, the sparks you create must be able to ignite your pile of tinder.

Neither ABC nor NBC was able to ignite talk about coming series.

"Neither ABC nor NBC was able to ignite talk about coming series," he adds.

The power of the crowd‑sourced investigation initiated by anyone who is able to ignite the interest of others is a force that has the potential to move mountains in our society.

Being able to ignite or reignite a gas turbine engine in a cold and rarefied atmosphere is a critical issue for many manufacturers.

In particular, the H2 30%/N2 70% PJ was able to ignite both fuels even at atmospheric temperature and the lowest electric power input for the stable operation.

These findings may contribute to shed light on the mechanisms of central sensitization, since the elusive mechanisms that are able to ignite the cascade of events that finally lead to an attack facilitate the thalamic activity by reducing latency and augmenting amplitude and, in turn, enhance primary cortical activation at the low (1st SSEP amplitude block) and high frequency bands (late HFOs).