Sentence examples for face to ignite from inspiring English sources

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.

Hold the lighter at a safe distance from your face and try to ignite the flame.

Face-to-face debates are essential to ignite the campaign, to get out the vote and expose the callow Brexit case.

One assailant poured motor oil on Mr. Brantle's face and then threatened to ignite it, Mr. Brantle's debate partner, Theodore Hall, told the police.

It was nearing the end of the workday, they had just finished planting eight dynamite sticks in a nearby rock face, and they wanted to ignite it so they could go home but they couldn't, because they'd forgotten matches.

The company has had to face the reality of trying to ignite growth, whether that's from expanding into new businesses or acquiring them.

Lady Gaga tried to write a new gay anthem with "Born This Way," yet the song failed to ignite the clubs and bars as "Poker Face" had before it.

Despite prosecutors announcing last night that Trayvon Martin's killer, George Zimmerman, will face criminal charges, the city where the killing took place feels ready to ignite.

He sprayed the flammable liquid in the woman's face and over her cowering body, and then lighted a Molotov cocktail to ignite the fire.

Facing opponents whose primary objective is to prevent an embarrassing defeat may mean a restful day for certain players - in this case, the Rangers defenders - but it does nothing to ignite the passion of the supporters.

The scandal failed to ignite.