Sentence examples for has ignited over from inspiring English sources

A furor has ignited over the conduct of the officiating crew during the game-winning touchdown drive that saved the Patriots' perfect season.

He has pressed Mr. Romney to release his tax returns before South Carolinians go to the polls on Saturday, a skirmish in the larger war he has ignited over the source of Mr. Romney's wealth as a corporate takeover specialist at Bain Capital.

And while entire industries have ignited over weight loss, the number of those struggling to shed pounds only grows.

When Tarek Algorhani walked out of a Syrian prison in June 2011, he had no idea that a revolution had erupted in his country—or that it had ignited over a cause he had been thrown in jail nearly six years for championing: inalienable human rights.

Borrowing the themes of political change and coalition-building that fueled the last two challenges to Mr. James, the race has ignited debates over political succession from black to Hispanic in the state's largest city.

A $4m federal grant to chop down trees in the ritzy Oakland hills has ignited debate over how best to prevent deadly wildfires in the affluent northern California region.

But a recent case out of Halifax in Nova Scotia has ignited furor over the courts' interpretation of the law.

The possibility that she will be nominated has ignited a debate over what scholars call "the norm of prior judicial experience".

No-one has ignited more conversations over the last six months than the 20-year-old figurehead and leader of the controversial hip-hop collective Odd Future.

CHARLESTON, S.C. — A plan to open a new cruise ship terminal next year has ignited a debate over the future of this historic city.

Mr. Geoghan's case has ignited a scandal over pedophile priests in the Boston archdiocese and other dioceses around the country.