Sentence examples for ignite a flame from inspiring English sources
In some instances, the igniter will still put off a light but won't ignite a flame if it's too weak.
Hodges can ignite a flame in 30 to 45 seconds; beginners usually practice for days before producing an ember.
Embers, he said, posed a bigger risk outside the fireplace because they still might be hot enough to ignite a flame long after the fire has died.
These arguments have yet to ignite a flame beneath Denver's mayor or members of the City Council, whose approval is the surest route for putting stock show expansion on the ballot in November.
With this procedure, high-intensity focused ultrasound beams are aimed to converge on a small target like a fibroid, heating it enough to destroy it, much as the sun's rays can ignite a flame when focused under a magnifying glass.
Unlike eagles, humans could choose when and where to ignite a flame, and they were able to exploit fire for any number of tasks.
"Nothing is cheaper than igniting a flame," he says.
Reports that WWE are raiding the NJPW talents have ignited a flame inside Daniel Bryan.
At low air velocities, when ignited, a flame envelopes the sphere.
The chorus talks about igniting a flame, but not just a flame of love between a couple, a flame of love I believe the world needs.
