Sentence examples for enough to catch fire from inspiring English sources

PARIS — Like a slow-burning fuse, graffiti has smoldered in the contemporary art world for decades: omnipresent in the streets yet not quite hot enough to catch fire in the market.

But all that processing power generates plenty of heat, and sustained use at the gaming level can apparently heat the device up enough to catch fire.

But so far it hasn't been enough for her campaign to catch fire.

I placed twigs on top and, fanned by the storm, they burned long enough for big branches to catch fire.

The pyramid shape provides enough ventilation for the coals to catch fire.

Something's bound to catch fire, too, if the performer is ambitious enough — or needs cover.

Obama and Clinton both seemed determined to move far enough left to deprive Edwards of the oxygen he would need to catch fire.

Although they tend to catch fire, they cook so quickly -- three minutes a side is usually more than enough -- that there is no time for them to char, and the fire makes the exterior extra crisp.

It may even overheat enough to catch on fire.

But her argument failed to catch fire.

"It's going to catch fire," he predicted.