Sentence examples for designed to ignite from inspiring English sources
The second version was offered as a University Honors ignition seminar, specifically designed to "ignite" the minds of freshmen students by covering a variety of subjects from an interdisciplinary perspective.
The event at Basildon Upper Academy was designed to ignite the ambitions of young women.
Its engines were designed to ignite those of the rocket in the stage above it, but the timing was off.
A novel plasma chamber, with proper Faraday shield is designed to ignite the plasma at low RF powers which otherwise would require 300 400 W of RF power.
The wives of the prime minister and deputy prime minister, making a rare joint appearance, were spearheading an Inspiring Women careers event at an Essex school, designed to ignite the ambitions of young women.
The Flying Car Nanodegree is partly exactly what it sounds like, but in an interview Thrun admitted that the name is designed to ignite the pop culture imagination in addition to describing what you'll get out of the program.
A semi-batch bench-scale visual flame cell system was designed to spontaneously ignite high-pressure flames in supercritical water as a step in evaluating the effect of presence of these flames on supercritical water oxidation of organics.
There's an informality and intimacy to these interviews, and the portrait comes sugar-coated a sugar-coated af love, sonmingly designed to re-ignite interest in his father's work and enhance his labour.
Through her companies, and her Redefining Success Events, she now speaks around the nation, offering her courses, products and workshops, all designed to inspire, inform, ignite passion and bring the power of femininity forward.
Like much conceptual poetry, the book was designed more to ignite discussion than to actually be read.
Instructors may increase student motivation, for example, by drawing on instructional models designed to (Keller, 1987): ignite students' interest and curiosity, make material relevant to students' personal goals, and increase students' confidence in their abilities.
