Sentence examples for he was igniting from inspiring English sources

I long detested you and knew that when Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire in the Tunisian town of Sidi Bouzid last December, he was igniting a fire that would render irrelevantBin Laden the man and his inflated self-importance.

General David Petraeus and other senior American officials warned Assad that he was igniting a fire that would eventually burn his house down, but Damascus did nothing to stop the flow of fighters, culminating in a crippling blow to Maliki's government the day Iraq's foreign and finance ministries were bombed.

And Fred Thompson -- back when he was igniting a whisper campaign that he was the one Republican with the intellectual heft to run for president -- was talking about repealing the 14th amendment back in 2007.

"It's astonishing a politician would attack an anti-racist, anti-fascist organisation rather than deal with the fact that by playing the race card, he's igniting the same issue as Enoch Powell," he added.

Obama may have drawn down two wars, Tyler said, but he's "ignited six others".

It was there that his activism was ignited when he experienced firsthand the U.S. government policy of termination the withdrawal of federal assistance, including food, from those Native Americans on reservations in an attempt to force their assimilation into Euro-American society.

Kozinsky said that the first spark for StudySoup was ignited when he was taking a Biology 1 class as a sophomore at UC Santa Barbara.

His enthusiasm for theatre was ignited as an undergraduate at Trinity College, Oxford, where he directed several productions.

Kejriwal's entry into politics was ignited by this dilemma.

With that work, interest in off-Broadway productions was ignited.

The controversy, reductive as it was, ignited Neshat's career.