Sentence examples for continued to ignite from inspiring English sources

The veteran journalist has spent more than a decade in the US, where he worked for ABC and MSNBC and continued to ignite controversy.

Brandon, 32, tried to smother the phone with a shirt but the fire continued to ignite and a "foamy, acidic-like substance began spewing from the phone", according to the lawsuit.

In addition to the many recent deaths that remain mysterious, some of the deaths from the seventies and eighties continue to ignite debate.

Nevertheless, the issue continues to ignite tempers all across lower Fairfield County's wealthiest towns, defying efforts to rein in size without denying owners the right to build what they want.

A nine-year-old Charlotte girl's tearful speech about how African Americans are "treated differently than other people" has gone viral as protests about police brutality continue to ignite the North Carolina city.

The leaking of classified documents by former CIA and NSA contractor Edward Snowden continues to ignite controversy.

Second time round, we're able to better savour the emotions that the plot continues to ignite.

So now, one global meeting and a question later: How can we, as a whole, continue to ignite this voice?

While police killings of people of color continue to ignite protests in the United States, the sheer number of human beings gunned down by cops in Brazil is staggering.

As actor George Takei wrote in a tribute on Twitter: "His stories will live on and continue to ignite the imaginations of generations to come".

Today, questionable police activities continue to ignite these types of criticisms, and as long as they're still happening, activists argue, Taser and similar weapons are up for trial in the public square.