Sentence examples for flash point here from inspiring English sources

The latest flash point here is the creation of a so-called hiring hall, a place where immigrants, mostly Latino men, can be hired as day laborers.

Thousands of Serbs chanting "Kosovo is Serbia" marched to a bridge dividing them from ethnic Albanians in Mitrovica, long a flash point for violence here.

Since its beginnings in the early 1990s, the music has often proved a flash point in debates here over free speech, tradition and race.

If war erupts, as many expect, the flash point will probably be here in Abyei, where the northern government is pumping oil from wells it refuses to give up.

Such has always been the modest philosophy of this column....the US consumer is beginning to confront a profusion of new chateux, variteals, arsenals and appellations of flash point, none previously familiar here... Today I shall deal with the most often-posed concerns.

If you don't know The Flash, well, that's basically the point here.

WASHINGTON — One flash point in the remarkable revival of interest in nuclear energy here — a revival now threatened by the calamity in Japan — came almost by accident at a late-night brainstorming session in a senator's office in 1997.

The depiction here is one of Baltimore as a flash point for righteous social revolution against economic inequality with an army of proud street-fighting men and women on the march for justice.

Baghdatis slammed in an ace on the first point here and the thought "Ace, ace baby" flashed across my mind.

But this sliver of sand has become a flash point for the state's coastal management strategy, with officials well aware that what happens here could set precedents up and down this wilting coastline.

Mickelson became a flash point at last fall's U.S. Ryder Cup debacle at Gleneagles, an hour or so from here.