Sentence examples for face igniting from inspiring English sources
A friends night out in the U.K. took a hilariously weird turn when a slug was playfully flicked onto an unsuspecting woman's face, igniting mass chaos.
Valentine was asked about the recent retirement of Varitek, the longtime Red Sox catcher who is known for shoving his glove in Rodriguez's face and igniting one of several brawls between the clubs.
Add brandy, avert your face and ignite with a long match.
Rodriguez said at the time that his suspension was too harsh because he received the same penalty as Boston's Jason Varitek, who pushed his glove in Rodriguez's face to ignite the fight after the two shouted at each other.
As hurtful as the truth about my spouse's behavior was, facing it ignited my empowerment process, which eventually enabled me to live the life of my dreams.
During surgical excision of the mass an accidental fire ignited from the face mask.
The beauty of his words and his bravery facing death has ignited a rhapsody of critical acclaim.
In the rough little villages along the road, the crowds were thick and loud, and time and again a look of ecstatic astonishment would ignite a face as someone recognized the Rwandan jersey in the lead.
With inflation running below its 2percenttargetethethe Federal Reserve faces little if any danger of igniting unacceptable inflation by keeping interest rates low to encourage further job growth.
In addition to the risk of driving some investors away and igniting wild price swings, regulators often face political criticism when they try to slow markets.
Gasification agents are supplied to a previously ignited coal face on one side of the wall, and the syngas is removed from a gallery on the other side.
