Sentence examples for fail to ignite from inspiring English sources

I'm now wondering if it too will fail to ignite for 80 minutes too" - Jak Riley.

If the overhauls fail to ignite growth, the aggressive government measures and spending could come back to haunt Japan, dealing a heavy blow to its already stretched finances.

But the root fault lies in the words: too many of them, jammed with too many elaborate metaphors that fail to ignite.

Should the engine fail to ignite, Armstrong and Aldrin would be stranded on the Moon - where they would die when their oxygen ran out.

US sports films usually fail to ignite much passion in UK cinemagoers, but Brad Pitt's latest, Moneyball, could be the one to light a fire.

The transport insensitivity is maintained even in the limit of very low H2 concentrations, where an analogous H2/N2 mixture would fail to ignite.

The scandal failed to ignite.

The bomb failed to ignite.

A selection of humdrum British cheeses failed to ignite.

3D television, for instance, has failed to ignite consumer demand.

U.S. intelligence concluded that the second stage failed to ignite.