Sentence examples for had ignited from inspiring English sources
Fuel had ignited immediately when the plane hit the ground.
Prosecutors say that as well as identifying targets, the men had ignited and tested "incendiary material".
Within hours of posting the suicide note, it had ignited on the Web.
From that kernel of civic misery something big had ignited, sending ripples through the global culture.
By Monday, photos of the ceremony had ignited derision across the Internet.
That same explosion had ignited a firestorm that enveloped the rig's derrick.
Lobaton's home run had ignited Tropicana Field and given the Rays new hope.
He called al-Qaeda "enemy number one", because its mass murders had ignited sectarian violence.
The success of the EVM wind farm had ignited Manuel Gómez Peña's thinking about further renewable energy projects.
Whoever had ignited panic with a tablespoon of anthrax powder, officials assumed, would not stop there.
The home contended she had ignited herself while smoking crack in bed.
