Sentence examples for cause that ignites from inspiring English sources

But the main engine, I think, is of the desperate urgency of every cause that ignites his interest.

The next component of the rocket launch system is the launch controller, a piece of electrical equipment that ignites the rocket igniter attached to the model rocket by supplying appropriate voltage to cause the igniter to burn.

Hammer struck percussion cap and caused a spark that ignited gunpowder and propelled a conical shaped Minié bullet down the muzzle.

Press the button that ignites the burner.

The kind that ignites movements. .

First, there is increasing focus on the initial 'spark' that ignites the allergic and inflammatory pathway.

The National Transportation Safety Board, which investigated the crash, said the cause was a spark that ignited fuel vapors in the mostly empty center fuel tank, but the board did not pinpoint what had caused the spark.

Investigators believe that the fire at the nightclub, the Lame Horse, was caused by a pyrotechnic display that ignited a ceiling covered with plastic sheeting and twigs, but in recent days, they have disclosed a series of other major violations.

That moisture may make the chemicals that ignite to set off an airbag burn too quickly, causing the structure to break and "sends metal shards into the passenger cabin that can lead to serious injury or death", said the administration.

The dammar batu tree provided wood that ignited easily, but "the burning drops that fall like stars from these torches" caused severe ulcerations when they landed on someone's skin, "which often happens to slaves who carry them".

That ignited the Nets' offense.