Sentence examples for having been ignited from inspiring English sources

Government services have collapsed, she said, and high, stinking piles of garbage rot on many corners or emit rancid smoke — having been ignited by fighters inside the city for camouflage against government snipers.

His activism had been ignited.

After fuel sprayed into the engine has been ignited, combustion is self-sustaining.

After the in-place heavy oil has been ignited, the burning front is moved along by continuous air injection.

The poll suggested young people's passion for politics had been ignited by the debate over their country's future.

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.

I surmised that it was a new skyscraper, still skeletal at the top, that somehow had been ignited by accident.

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.

It was not immediately clear if an accelerant like gasoline or kerosene had been used to spread the flames, or which room had been ignited first.