Sentence examples for ended up igniting from inspiring English sources
"Tinderbox," though, frames it in terms of Western delusions, and even hubris: "the West tried to remake Africa, and ended up igniting a disastrous new epidemic".
What was intended, in McKinley's mind at least, as an effort to help the Filipinos, ended up igniting a deep hatred of Americans.
She's over it now, but that little moment runs parallel to one in the film, where a character's sense of being cheated on ends up igniting the entire group sex craze.
At the end, everything ended up perfect".
We ended up at Lake Atitlán.
European shares ended up 0.5 percent.
But it looks like the combination of these two companies — each basically operating where they excel while cross-pollinating — may be the thing that ends up re-igniting growth at Yelp.
People end up shutting down.
Estimated to sell for $300,000 to $500,000, the painting ignited a battle between telephones and ended up bringing $3 million, a record for the artist.
Bush the elder had consulted closely with the Turks on Desert Storm, and even then Turkey had ended up absorbing some 500,000 Kurdish refugees, which swiftly re-ignited the Kurdish separatist insurgency within Turkey.
