Sentence examples for had ignited a from inspiring English sources

That same explosion had ignited a firestorm that enveloped the rig's derrick.

The newspaper issued an apology, but the column — and the strong reaction to it — had ignited a national debate.

A stray spark had ignited a mixture of gases in the nearly empty center fuel tank of the Boeing 747.

Sixty years ago, before rock'n'roll had ignited, a 16-year-old took the lead on a huge-selling hit.

Little did they know they had ignited a lifelong passion that would lead Chris to the Berkeley Center for New Media to research videogames.

But some librarians said the change, however unwelcome, had ignited a public conversation about e-books in libraries that was long overdue.

But the death of her older brother had ignited an interest in medicine, and a wish to "honor" him.

His presidency has ignited a literary boomlet.

The challenge has ignited a volcano of ingenuity.

But they have ignited a discussion about three interlinked issues.

This has ignited a fierce debate about his ideology.