Sentence examples for fired interest from inspiring English sources

A nearly instant success, Fifty/50 fired interest in the look that would later become known and fetishized as "midcentury modern".

It has a year to strike some deals with big providers and convert some well known games to fire interest, then to feature, push and promote the new and improved Windows 10 Store.

Inevitably, the Nobel has fired new interest in her work.

This fired his interest so much that he transferred out of the mountain to the geophysics lab, hoping to research the subject.

The self-possession and technical command of her performances have fired enormous interest among critics, bloggers and fans, and ignited hopes that she may become that elusive thing, the next great British ballerina.

This has fired up interest, in Europe as well as America, in "macroprudential regulation": the notion that regulators must supplement "micro" supervision of individual firms by looking across entire markets and industries for risks that threaten the whole system.This is much harder in practice than in theory.

Bob Prechter's explanation of the Elliott Wave was the last non-planetary technique that fired my interest.

Today's top stories: An article in the next issue of Forbes magazine that details merger talks between Chase Manhattan Bank and Merrill Lynch fired up interest in financial stocks.

The Italian painter, architect and engineer was clearly a curious and gifted individual who was way ahead of his time, but what fired his interest in the workings of the human body?

The Federal Reserve's rapid-fire interest rate cuts should, ultimately, encourage people to borrow money at historically low rates and spend or invest it.

After the fire, interest in the birthplace waned and during the Depression, the land was leased by the Torrington Water Company.