Sentence examples for had ignited in from inspiring English sources

And the air was filled with the odor of burning sandbags, and gasoline that had ignited in a petroleum dump.

In the growing light, it was difficult to say what had ignited in the blast, though the smell of smoke and burned wool was strong.

At one major intersection demonstrators hurled bricks at trucks of riot policemen who were rushing to lift barricades and douse fires protesters had ignited in the streets.

Ms. Pecorella, who won 10 journalism awards this year and is headed to SUNY-Cortland, said the experience had ignited in her an even fiercer fire for the craft.

We point fingers at other countries for allowing Afghanistan to become a terrorist haven, but we were the ones who abandoned the Afghans to the feuding factions whom we had armed and whose fundamentalist Islamic passions we had ignited in the campaign against the Soviet Union.

I would tell you that her transformation, at around the age of 45, from a slightly frumpy, slightly depressed, slightly angry but mostly unassuming wife, mother, and occasional private piano teacher into a flashy, imperious, hyperbolic theatre person had ignited in her a phoniness that I was allergic to on every level.

Those are just the beefs Belafonte has ignited in his eighties.

According to Reuters, there have been 2,200 fires in Manila this year, and most have ignited in the city's slums.

Nor do the last several months of economic calamity seem to have ignited in him any of the populist fervor that energized an earlier generation of progressives.

They have ignited in the West during the winter and well into the fall, have arrived earlier than ever in Canada and have burned without interruption in Australia for almost 12 months.

Debate about those standards has ignited in recent weeks in the US, with a series of high-profile media reports on the cruelty inherent in its livestock production methods.