Sentence examples for capable of igniting from inspiring English sources

We have no common bonding agent, no leadership capable of igniting us in common cause.

And just about everyone is "transcendent" (Geraldine Page), "wonderful" (Peter Falk), "exquisite" (Rosemary Harris), "exceptional" (Tony Richardson), "like being hit by a warm sirocco" (Katharine Hepburn), or capable of igniting a forest fire (Natalie Wood in a bathing suit).

His flock, a vicious gaggle of preening boys and girls capable of igniting Twitter with the threat of violence to any non-believers, jump to his every defence at the same time as retweeting pictures  of little Floyd getting in and out of a Lamborghini with Justin Bieber by his side.

Firebrands capable of igniting a house can travel more than a mile.

One of the more significant hazards lightning can pose is the wildfires they are capable of igniting.

The outer surface is seared, the inner one gleaming, as if still capable of igniting anything in its path.

When focused in air and any other gas having atmospheric pressure, infrared radiation is capable of efficiently igniting the gas breakdown and this phenomenon is called the "laser spark".

She is a "woman-child" — a "garçon manqué érotique" — whose age difference is capable of re-igniting burned-out desire: "she retains the perfect innocence inherent in the myth of childhood".

Arson prevention projects should focus on identifying and removing what could burn or materials that an arsonist could use to start a fire, such as: Clean up the neighborhood by removing all garbage, material, and excess vegetation that is capable of being ignited.

With a new, 20,000-seat arena open on the Strip, and Manny Pacquiao capable of an impressive victory Saturday that could ignite talks of a rematch against Floyd Mayweather Jr., would the unbeaten retired fighter consider a return?

The flare, fully armed and capable of burning through the plane's metal skin if it ignited, fell from his grasp.