Sentence examples for he has ignited from inspiring English sources

Last night marked the first time in this series that he has ignited a scoring inning.

In addition to his notorious public feud with Nobel laureate Derek Walcott, he has ignited furores on the issues of race and religion throughout his career.

Flacco was more prone to ups and downs earlier in the season, but he has ignited the Ravens' offense, which has not had this much firepower in, well, team history.

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.

[Text, Page A7.] Mr. Milosevic's isolation today, 12 years after the wave of Serbian nationalist sentiment that he had ignited swept him to power, gave added drama to the courtroom confrontation as he sat facing a black-robed prosecution team led by Carla Del Ponte.

He had ignited an explosion of sound in Madison Square Garden with a face-up 3-pointer that gave the Knicks a 73-71 overtime lead and left an exasperated Majerle staring at his bench and wondering how much more of Houston's release space he could steal.

Vizzini admitted that he interrupted Li Causi, but denied that he had ignited the violence.

Now he had ignited were two fires, sand suddenly the White House felt compelled toextinguish the new one with even more wishy-washy.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti urged an end to the violence: "The trial that we saw in Florida has ignited passion," he said.

"What's going on with the football team has ignited the town," he tells me.

The J. C. decision has ignited debate.