Sentence examples for had not ignited from inspiring English sources
According to Gaudette, who spoke with VICE by phone, around 50 firefighters were spraying the fire with foam and trying to cool cars that had not ignited.
The Rim Fire near Yosemite hadn't ignited yet — Wills was talking about a much smaller fire, which would creep around harmlessly for several more weeks.
One of the guys thought the fuse on his explosive hadn't ignited, so he threw it back onto the pile.
That 1893 gathering of religious leaders would probably not even be remembered if the token Hindu hadn't ignited such a fervent response.
The blogorrhea over The Post's Deep Throat has not ignited a sudden passion for the movie.
Until recently, the area had more rubble than residents, but Melrose is on the rebound, and if Coqui Mexicano, called the neighborhood's living room, has not ignited the resurgence, it has at least nourished it.
Two of the biggest questions of the war include why Mr. Hussein's forces have not ignited the northern oil fields and why they have not mounted rocket attacks against the Kurdish-controlled enclave.
Cashman realizes that the Yankees' principal owner, George Steinbrenner, wants to acquire Johnson and that Johnson has stressed that he wants to be traded only to the Yankees, but those factors have not ignited the stale negotiations.
"It has helped, but it hasn't ignited the market," he said.
When you have lit the fuse and it looks like it has gone out beware, it burns below the level you can see, stay back, because it hasn't ignited the fuel yet.
