Sentence examples for has ignited at from inspiring English sources

He is angry that Shell doesn't employ many young workers from the area, that it has spilled oil among mangroves and has ignited at least 87 gas flares that light up the night sky and can be heard for miles around, disturbing villagers and scaring animals.

They said that he had had suspicious financial dealings with one of the bombing suspects and that his personal cellphone SIM card had been found in the Jeep Cherokee that had ignited at the Glasgow airport.

Great things were predicted for him the following day and some great things came but sadly only a few on the international stage to match the expectations his composed, intelligent and classy innings had ignited at Lord's that evening.

Dr. Irani, 78, has ignited controversy at Occidental before.

But recently the rapidly increasing popularity of such tools has ignited consternation at the FBI.

PAGE A12 Disputed Award in Germany The award of a top German literary prize to a historian who has sought to justify the Holocaust has ignited fierce debate at a time of conservative stirrings in Europe.

More importantly, both the film and the controversy it has ignited treat torture at secret CIA prisons as though it were a thing of the past, masking the reality of an enduring practice.

Overseas buying of UK apartments has ignited considerable political controversy at a time when critics say Britain is building fewer than half the number of homes it needs for an expanding population.

AT a moment when the subject of America's immigration policy has ignited passions across the country, here at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival audiences are being encouraged to laugh about it.

Daron Acemoglu, an eminent economist at M.I.T., has ignited a firestorm by arguing that contemporary forces of globalization bar the United States from adopting the liberal social welfare policies of Scandinavian countries.

The award of one of Germany's most prestigious literary prizes to a historian who has sought to justify the Holocaust has ignited a fierce dispute here at a time of conservative and reactionary intellectual stirrings in Europe.