Sentence examples for from being ignited from inspiring English sources

It's palpable: This revolution is moments away from being ignited.

For one, they protected ammunition from being ignited by enemy fire.

Whether you use an aerial or a ground application, suppressant foam can help you extinguish your fires faster by acting as an insulated barrier to keep unburned fuels from being ignited.

In 2005 the Valley Road Fire burned 40800 acre in the White Cloud Mountains after being ignited from embers that came from a trash barrel which were blown out on a windy day.

This suggests that drought-stress may increase the likelihood of (probably already disturbed) forests being ignited, even far from roads.

Drug stocks and other health care shares rebounded from Friday's rout, which was ignited by criticism from Vice President Gore in his acceptance speech at the Democratic national convention on Thursday.

But gas from the broken engine was ignited by the flames, and terrified passengers raced away from the explosion, to one side of the vessel, causing it to capsize.

There, fire officials believe, fumes from the spilled gasoline were ignited by the pilot light on the water heater.

But it was not until nine years later, after they had graduated from college, that sparks were ignited.

A solid mixture is ignited from above.

Air was introduced through the bottom plate and the straw was ignited from the top with an electrical radiation source.