Sentence examples for catch fire with from inspiring English sources

Not all Greig's images catch fire with equal clarity, it must be said.

This tarlike substance can catch fire with an inferno so intense that flammable materials abutting the chimney can also ignite.

Perhaps one of these movies will catch fire with indie fans and theatrical distributors will come calling.

Melanie Spires, Columbia Northwest's marketing and sales coordinator, essentially conceded that the T.R.E. has yet to catch fire with consumers.

Wilders hailed his result as "magnificent", although his focus on immigration and the flaws of traditional Dutch multi-culturalism failed to catch fire with voters preoccupied by tax and spending issues.

"It didn't catch fire with the audience but it wasn't what you could call a flop, over the course of a week it had 3.5 million to 4 million viewers".

However, none of the newcomers really caught fire with audiences.

In 1968, though, the world was on fire, and McCarthy caught fire with it.

After a bogey at No. 13, McKay caught fire with birdies at Nos. 17 and 18.

The trials of a misfit group of high-schoolers could have caught fire with tablet-toting teens across the world.

The sweeping agenda caught fire with Republicans, especially those far from New York City and distrustful of the party's moderate wing.