Sentence examples for have been igniting from inspiring English sources

Signed to the HW&W family (also home to Kaytranada and Ta-ku) her heavy hitting hip hop, R&B and electronic originals have been igniting parties and climbing charts around the world.

The detonator would have been ignited using metal wire, a bulb or the flash from a disposable camera, he said.

Mr. Giuliani called the incident an "attempted firebombing," but it was not clear yesterday whether the vodka could have been ignited.

And how many important artistic careers have been ignited at the very beginning by just this conviction?

More than a half dozen blasts have been ignited on this stretch of road in the last few days.

Many of the dead had rushed to the pipeline to gather up the leaking fuel, which appeared to have been ignited accidentally by a lighted cigarette.

Her friends frantically replied to the post, which appeared to be delayed from when the fire was said to have been ignited.

Nor is it clear that more nuanced reporting would restrain the powerful passions that have been ignited by America's long-running economic trauma.

Both of the times that ethnic violence has swept across the Rift Valley, the early 1990s and now, local tensions have been ignited by politics.

Hall's love of theatre and performance doesn't appear to have been ignited until the family moved, at the outbreak of the second world war, to Cambridge.

The fire is thought to have been ignited by the explosion of a small stove used to make tea or heat food.